ONR & ONE... It's YOU guy's fault!

I'm also a firm believer in ONR. I also use it on my customers cars and most times don't even need a hose. 1 bucket with ONR, 1 for rinsing, and that it!



I love the smell of the ONE on my cars too.
 
tod071 said:
I'm also a firm believer in ONR. I also use it on my customers cars and most times don't even need a hose. 1 bucket with ONR, 1 for rinsing, and that it!



I love the smell of the ONE on my cars too.
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I don't know if I'd say it's the best detailing product scent I own, but something about ONE makes me want to take a swig of it. Just this product for some reason. At $46, according to ZoranC's way of thinking maybe I should drink this instead of Starbucks? I certainly can't afford it for detailing.
 
BlackElantraGT said:
At $46, according to ZoranC's way of thinking maybe I should drink this instead of Starbucks? I certainly can't afford it for detailing.
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That all depends on whether you would want it as latte or frappucino. :grinno:



So, I guess whether something is affordable or not depends on perspective. If you are detailing in volume or your resources are minimal that $1.10 per "wash" might make a difference to you. For a weekender like me, or enthusiast, it does not add up to much. Just a quick coin up would cost me at least $5, and car wash would cost me at least $10 (swirls are free).



If Starbucks metaphor was rubbing you wrong way would thinking of it as very good $7.90 per 22oz quick detailer, when Meguiar's UQD is $9.99 and Z-6 is $13.68 in same quantity, sound as better suggestion?
 
mikebai1990 said:
Greg Nicholas, if you are worried about the ONR freezing up in the winter, you can use hot water in your ONR solution and rinse bucket. That helps a lot.
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I believe Greg was pondering whether or not putting ONR in your windshield washer solution would work well in the winter.
 
Accumulator said:
SuperBee364- Glad to hear you're continuing to find new and better products/processes. Especially glad to hear the ONR works for you; I wouldn't want you to have to repolish and start over ;)



[Insert here: good-natured ribbing about a guy who uses Vintage complaining about the cost of ONE ;) ]
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After spending so much money on car wax, I can't afford anything else! :faint:
 
SuperBee364 said:
After spending so much money on car wax, I can't afford anything else! :faint:
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Please don't look how much you spend on MF's. They're always, and I mean always good to have in hand.



Back to the original topic: Another ONR convert!:clap:
 
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