Did I use ONR Correctly....please see????

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Delano5050

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#1: so.....I filled a spray bottle up with 3oz of ONR and 24oz of filtered water.



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#2: 3oz of ONR with 3 gallons of water in a wash bucket (with grit guard)



I would spray the spot to be cleaned with the first solution, then take a Meguires microfiber towel that was soaking in the wash bucket and wipe down the area. Then I dried it with a cobra waffle weave. Is this correct?



Here are some other questions I have about ONR:



#1.Is ONR supposed to be "suddsy"? If it is, I didnt' get any suds. It was just like blue water. Although it did feel "slick"





#2. what is the result of using too much ONR? does it leave a residue? I did notice a bit of a residue, but the car still looked good.



#3. what is the risk of marring? I would love this stuff If I knew I could be 100% posotive I was not increasing the risk of marring.



Any info would be great,,,,,thank you. :bigups
 
1. Not supposed to be sudsy

2. If it leaves residue you didn't dry well enough.

3. Used with a good wash technique you won't see any additional marring compared to tradtional wash techniques. For a lot of us, ONR is the only way we ever wash our rides.
 
Cool, I want to get some. Can you buy ONR in a store or con you only get it online?

Those questions are what I would have asked. Thanks Joe
 
thesacrifice said:
1. Not supposed to be sudsy

2. If it leaves residue you didn't dry well enough.

3. Used with a good wash technique you won't see any additional marring compared to tradtional wash techniques. For a lot of us, ONR is the only way we ever wash our rides.
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#2: makes sense because when I ran my figer over the residue it went away. I probably could have just ran a cleaner microfiber towel over the whole car to make it look it's best.



Does it sound like I used a good washing technique?
 
I'd only use it when the vehicle is mildly dirty. If you've driven through the rain, it's layered with pollen or extremely dirty I'd wash with traditional carwash.
 
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