Touchless carwash

[bmw06330i]

Cause swirl marks?

 

[BigJimZ28]

a true touchless, I don't see how





but it uses strong chemicals that will remove any wax or sealant on the car

and can't be good for rubber seals and weatherstrips

also I don't think they clean that good



have you looked into ONR?

 

[bmw06330i]

a true touchless, I don't see how





but it uses strong chemicals that will remove any wax or sealant on the car

and can't be good for rubber seals and weatherstrips

also I don't think they clean that good



have you looked into ONR?

Nah.....ONR?

 

[BigJimZ28]

Nah.....ONR?

type "ONR" in the search and you will get more info then you every wanted to know

 

[boon4376]

I haven't gotten swirl marks, but my car does not have a clear coat and 3 times through the mobile station touch less laser wash will leave the paint cloudy oxidized and disgusting. DO Not Use Them Please! The detergents they use are extremely potent.



BTW I tried a search for ONR and only found a ton of threads of people using the abbreviation lol, what does it stand for

 

[BigJimZ28]

abbreviation lol, what does it stand for

this should help:

http://autopia.org/forum/car-detailing/99979-acronym-decoder-complete-11-26-07-a.html

 

[imported_never gone]

I haven't gotten swirl marks, but my car does not have a clear coat and 3 times through the mobile station touch less laser wash will leave the paint cloudy oxidized and disgusting. DO Not Use Them Please! The detergents they use are extremely potent.



BTW I tried a search for ONR and only found a ton of threads of people using the abbreviation lol, what does it stand for

optimum no rinse

 

[steck]

a true touchless, I don't see how





but it uses strong chemicals that will remove any wax or sealant on the car

and can't be good for rubber seals and weatherstrips

also I don't think they clean that good



have you looked into ONR?

thats what i found....likely your wax and fillers have been removed and now you see the swirls.....



touchless' also seem to somehow leave a film of grease on the car...a white MF is all you need to prove that

 

[backwoods_lex]

I've read that some touchless washes actually use acid (of course not hevy duty like a wheel cleaner) to remove dirt without touching the vehicle.



I've only used the touchless wash a few times before my autopia days. But with the water pressure, which seems much greater than the regular coin op pressure washer, and the recycled water, I'd bet money that it can cause swirls and scratches.