is there car washing spray (no need for water) ?

[imported_Bence]

Just wanted to chime in:



IMO there's no reason to double the instructed amount of ONR, that's just wasting product.

Also, if there's dirt particles on the car, you can still use ONR...just have to use a bucket of it and a mitt!

IME, there IS a reason to use double amounts of the recommended dosage. We in Hungary have extremely dirty rains, and stubborn, sticky road film. The double ONR dose results in a slicker, safer application. I used the normal amount on a new Accord with just a little visible dirt and was shocked that the drying towels were black after I wiped the surface! I quickly made a double-strength solution and it was still not enough. I ended up with an almost triple-strength mix... Finally the wipe towels were clean. The mitt glided more smoothly and the solution ate the dirt away as it should. Unfortunately, here, I must use the double-strength mix quite regularly (even on properly protected cars) to get the necessary cleaning power.



And although I love ONR, I don't understand completely its seemingly contradictive logic. Lots of dirt: weak solution - wash. Little dirt: strong solution - QD.

 

[thesacrifice]

I think that might have been an isolated incident. You can only add so many icecubes to a glass of water before it doesnt get any colder.



As far as a stronger mix for QD, with a normal mix youre putting a super damp washmitt on the paint, with a QD...probably a dry or dryish MF.

 

[imported_Bence]

Nope, that wasn't. I noticed better lubrication with the stronger solutions every time.



There are more active ingredients, more wetting and lubricating agents, more polymers. No surprise.



I always use soaking wet mitts (chenille & MF).

 

[paul34]

It appears the first post was a magnet for spam by waterless wash companies.

Indeed, it looks like waterless wash spam is the new spam trend, having popped up overnight basically

 

[SVR]

For a while I have tried no wet (didn't pay for it) and I find it makes my paint lose it's slickness and it's swirl free abilities I still question



Am about to try kleen dri and shine waterless wash. It's 15 bucks a bottle (500ml) and is made in western australia. (same guys who make their own clay)