Autogeek ONR Sale
- Thread starter CharlesW
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black bart
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I stocked up late last fall when AG was selling DP 4-1 @ buy 1 get 1 free that was cheaper than this price.
All I can do is pass on the rumors circulating.
Like anything you read on the internet, make your own judgment.
Supposedly it will have a new fragrance and will have more lubricity.
Optimum is evidently working on a waterless wash product as well.
Beemerboy
Just One More Coat
Thanks Charles I decided to try this stuff out, how much different is this than S&W?
Totally different.
An ONR wash is very similar to a conventional wash except you don't rinse.
It is not a waterless wash like Spray & Wipe.
If you would like, I can PM you my process for using it.
I may have posted it on the site, but I don't remember and really don't care to look for it.
Beemerboy
Just One More Coat
Totally different.
An ONR wash is very similar to a conventional wash except you don't rinse.
It is not a waterless wash like Spray & Wipe.
If you would like, I can PM you my process for using it.
I may have posted it on the site, but I don't remember and really don't care to look for it.
please do, what I really want this for is wheels, wells and the more caked on lower panels of the cars. S&W has done a great job on about anything that I've cleaned. I was think this might help in those details when I don't really have to break out the buckets and hose!
I'll put something together for you soon.
Not to be pessimistic, but wheels, wheel wells and caked on dirt is something I spray off before using ONR so that step may remain.
Anything that you wouldn't use a conventional wash on without a pre-rinse would be more than I would use the ONR for.
Quick link: http://www.detailcity.org/forums/auto-detailing-101/27369-46-minute-rinseless-wash-wax.html#post293581 Post #1 and post #4 gives some idea as to how I use ONR.