For those of you scared to try ONR

[BigAl3]

patrick carries it as well... Optimum Car Care

 

[imported_hooked]

Less,



If I wash with water and soap, I dry with towels and use the leaf blower to just blow out the water hiding in the seams and crevices. I don't use it dry the entire car. I tried a couple of times, but it didn't really work for me and I didn't want to risk gouging the paint. Also, when I wash with water, I use the flood method where I allow the water to flow freely over the paint so most of the water sheets off, leaving minimal amounts to dry.



I honestly don't think using the blower with ONR would be beneficial. If anything, you are drying out the ONR that has dirt trapped in it. This would leave dirt without any kind of moisture barrier between the paint and the drying towel. I spread the ONR with my sheepskin mitt onto a panel and then immediately dry it off with two towels. The first one to get most of the moisture off and then the second to completely dry it off.

 

[Cleaning Fool]

One of the secrets to ONR is its "encapsulation" of the dirt. Encapsulation has hit the carpet cleaning industry in a big way

 

[thesacrifice]

No offense but from the pics that car is barely dirty at best.

call it clean if you want, the rinse water shows otherwise.

 

[TortoiseAWD]

Danase has some good prices as well.



JJ

And he's a site sponsor.

 

[thesacrifice]

here she is after the wash, ONR only...not topped with anything (except whatever dust has accumulated since the wash.)

 

[tyoung]

Just tried it myself and I am sold. I was thinking this stuff was too good to be true, but it works just as good as a hose and bucket wash!