thetaylor310

Hey y'all,

i randomly came across this product whilst watching some car cleaning videos on YouTube and i was wondering if anyone here on AZ has heard of them or have used them?

Here's a video used on a TSX

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Fi25EKsHw4&NR=1

Looks pretty good and it might be the product for me, as i don't have the means to wash my car at home with a tradition hose and whatnot

Thanks for any suggestions!

nick

Jesstzn

Just do a search on ONR or Optimum No Rinse .... you wash a panel /dry a panel. To me the misting in the vid on a warm day is going to have you dry wiping the surface.

ONR just needs a pail, wash mitt and a couple drying towels ... which you need anyway.

thetaylor310

Thanks Jesstzn for the suggestion; seems simple enough!

Jesstzn

Actually it is ... I use it pretty well any time I make a road trip ... wash the car when I get there .... Very safe .. I have used it on show cars

thetaylor310

What about if there's bird poop and stuff? Would you need to apply a little bit more pressure with a microfibre?

Jesstzn

Same as normal washing

thetaylor310

Sweetness!
Thanks heaps

TOGWT

The advantage ONR has over most polymer products of this type is that ONR contains surfactants, which simply put lift and encapsulate dirt so that it can be safely rinsed away

CU2MIKE

I will be testing it out shortly, I know two full time, professional detailers who swear by it.

HairyMonkey019

iTrader: (7)

can u get ONR at wal mart, pep boys, or autozone???

Jesstzn

Not that I know of.

HairyMonkey019

iTrader: (7)

where do u get ur ONR?

95oRANGEcRUSH

^ Autogeek.com, detailedimage.com, etc.

All I use is ONR on my car and if you wash the car properly, it will stay swirl free. I would use a sheepskin mit or grout sponge over a regular microfiber, though.