ONR vs. OID/QD ???
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ONR vs. OID/QD ???
All right, as some of you have figured this by now, im pretty new to this forum and taking care of the car.
The more i read and learn, the more i realize that what I considered "taking car of the car" was really "f**** up the car", so here is another question I have:
What is the difference ONR vs. OID/QD?
When would you use which?
what brand do you guys recommend?
Many thanks to all the contributors on here making this forum exciting, informational, and addicting
The more i read and learn, the more i realize that what I considered "taking car of the car" was really "f**** up the car", so here is another question I have:
What is the difference ONR vs. OID/QD?
When would you use which?
what brand do you guys recommend?
Many thanks to all the contributors on here making this forum exciting, informational, and addicting
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They are really two completely different products!
Optimum NRWS is a wash product which you can add to water to clean your vehicles surface. Usually 2oz per 2 gals, in conjunction with a sheepskin or microfiber mit. It helps encapsulate dirt and fine particles while washing. It will also add some very mild protection to your surface.
ID & GE is a product which is applied via the spray bottle to the lightly dusted surface, then wiped away with a microfiber polishing towel. It enhances the appearance with resins and polymers and can add short term protection, often 10-14 days. Its real benefit is its added slickness, which is nearly unsurpassed. Also great for quick cleanups, safe for plastics, rubber, chrome, all metals and even glass.
Optimum NRWS is a wash product which you can add to water to clean your vehicles surface. Usually 2oz per 2 gals, in conjunction with a sheepskin or microfiber mit. It helps encapsulate dirt and fine particles while washing. It will also add some very mild protection to your surface.
ID & GE is a product which is applied via the spray bottle to the lightly dusted surface, then wiped away with a microfiber polishing towel. It enhances the appearance with resins and polymers and can add short term protection, often 10-14 days. Its real benefit is its added slickness, which is nearly unsurpassed. Also great for quick cleanups, safe for plastics, rubber, chrome, all metals and even glass.
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Is it possible to keep the car clean and looking new just by using the Cal Car Duster (as recommended earlier) followed by QD and MF?
Of course this does not include the was that might be needed to clean-up mud, dirt and etc...
Also, I have a 2009 Votex Blue TSX, which QD would be recommended to use? It's a leased car after all.
What would you recommend for the interior? ebony leather.
Of course this does not include the was that might be needed to clean-up mud, dirt and etc...
Also, I have a 2009 Votex Blue TSX, which QD would be recommended to use? It's a leased car after all.
What would you recommend for the interior? ebony leather.
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Would have been my first recommended product as well.............No reason to stop there with Optimum, I would try the Leather Protectant as well for that interior.....
What would you recommend for glasses? windshield, etc ...
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Glass work should be cleaned with a suitable glass cleaner and waffle wevae towel. Also, occasionaly claying is a bonus.
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