First Time With ONR - I LIKE!!

You guys don't seem concerned with scratching at all.....Are you saying this is a non-issue?.....As the owner of a dark blue car(1st cousin to black), it's THE issue here...
 
tlc0706 said:
You guys don't seem concerned with scratching at all.....Are you saying this is a non-issue?.....As the owner of a dark blue car(1st cousin to black), it's THE issue here...
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Not an issue... If you follow the rules of ONR.

1. Always presoak with ONR spray bottle before washing
2. Use LOTS, AND LOTS AND LOTS of water! (If you care about a water mess on your floor, ONR is not for you.)
3. Rinse mitt thoroughly & frequently in a second bucket
4. Wash twice, before drying if necessary
 
Luster said:
Not an issue... If you follow the rules of ONR.

1. Always presoak with ONR spray bottle before washing
2. Use LOTS, AND LOTS AND LOTS of water! (If you care about a water mess on your floor, ONR is not for you.)
3. Rinse mitt thoroughly in a second bucket
4. Wash twice, before drying if necessary
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I think that pretty much sums it up. I did my wifes XC90 this weekend and used A LOT more water than I did on mine and it felt like I did a much better job and it came out flawless.

Awesome product, but as with any time you are going to be scrubbing dirt off of your paint, the key is in the process.
 
bmw5541 said:
Are you talking about other manufacturers of rinceless washes or other uses for ONR? Optimum is the only brand of ONR (O meaning Optimum) that I have used. That being said, there are many uses for ONR (depending on dilution ratio). You can use it as a QD, a clay lube, add it to regular car soap as a water softener, etc. One of the best detailing products made!!!
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Barry
I was refering to OPTIMUM itself, not just other no rinse products....
sorry...I should have been more specific. :(
 
RED JEWELL SS said:
Barry
I was refering to OPTIMUM itself, not just other no rinse products....
sorry...I should have been more specific. :(
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Not a problem.

I have used Opti-Seal, and Optimum Finish Polish. Oppti-Seal is a wipe on walk away sealant. This is without a doubt the easiest sealant you will ever find. I like it, but I have used other sealants better (BFWD). I have not only used on the paint, but I have also used it on my wheels, and windows with very nice results. The Finish Polish is a great product as well. The working time is very long and it doesn't dust and leaves a very glossy finish. It does have a very fine cut to it, so the longer you work it in, the more cut you will have and it will finish brilliantly. I have heard great things about Poli-Seal, and their regular car wash although, I have never used them. I will try their car wash this summer.

I hope this helps. It is a great product line.:clap:
 
bmw5541 said:
Not a problem.

I have used Opti-Seal, and Optimum Finish Polish. Oppti-Seal is a wipe on walk away sealant. This is without a doubt the easiest sealant you will ever find. I like it, but I have used other sealants better (BFWD). I have not only used on the paint, but I have also used it on my wheels, and windows with very nice results. The Finish Polish is a great product as well. The working time is very long and it doesn't dust and leaves a very glossy finish. It does have a very fine cut to it, so the longer you work it in, the more cut you will have and it will finish brilliantly. I have heard great things about Poli-Seal, and their regular car wash although, I have never used them. I will try their car wash this summer.

I hope this helps. It is a great product line.:clap:
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The Finish polish you mention sounds as though its really a great product ,kinda like a secret weapon ! sounds like a bottle needs to be in everyone's garage. :Dancing Dot:
 
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