Omg ONR!!!!!
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Omg ONR!!!!!
I just received this product the other day and decided I would give it a whirl today. This product is amazing to say the least. I live in an apartment with an attached garage with no hose hook up so I was looking for something to clean with and stumbled upon some other threads that mentioned ONR and decided to pull the trigger. I purchased a kit from DI that came with the 32oz solution, two buckets with GG, 2 WW drying towels, 2 plush towels and Optimum detail spray and wax for 80 bucks. The method I used was to put a cap full of solution in a pressurized spray bottle with water and presoak my panels then do the 2 bucket method with sheepskin mit and grout sponge drying every panel after. It took me over an hour and a half to do, but that was because I was taking my time to do it right. I'm sure I will get faster as I go. The only bad thing about this product is that I wanna wash my car every day now.
I highly recommend this product to anyone who is skeptical about it, I know I was. I know there is multiple threads on this, just wanted to share my 
. Sorry no before and after pics, just imagine a dirty car, then a clean car.
I highly recommend this product to anyone who is skeptical about it, I know I was. I know there is multiple threads on this, just wanted to share my . Sorry no before and after pics, just imagine a dirty car, then a clean car.
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Did you not do the recommended way .... solution in a pail and go from there. I think the idea is to have the solution in the mitt draw the dirt on the panel up into the mitt to be rinsed in the second pail and also drawn up into the towels.
Its fine to pre soak but the ONR solution should be used in the panel wash .. not just water.
Its fine to pre soak but the ONR solution should be used in the panel wash .. not just water.
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I think I did the recommended way, solution and water in one pail the other straight water. The only thing I did different was a presoak solution in a sprayer. Oh and another thing I did was used distilled water, forgot to add that.
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