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Pre mixed ONR in a spray bottle for on-the-go wash???
Anyone tried to mix a gallon and pour into a spray bottle for on the go washes when a bucket cannot be used? just wondering if this has been tried? Or, is this not going to be enough lubricity? If so, wondering how to soak the rag initially? Keep soaked in a jar with ONR???
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Re: Pre mixed ONR in a spray bottle for on-the-go wash???
That would be waterless washing and it can be done just not when the car is too dirty as you can not get enough liquid thus lubrication to wash away the dirt thati s on the surface. I only do waterless washing if there is not alot of dirt/grime on the car.
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sounds like a plan ... kinda a quick detailer to go !
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It might work, but the regular ONR mix is a lot less than Optimum recommends for even QD use.
ONR Rinseless - 1 oz. per 2 gallons of water
ONR QD - 6 oz. per 1 gallon of water
The wash solution seems like it would be way too weak of a mixture for what you want to do.
If you need a waterless wash to carry with you, why not use Poorboy's Spray & Wipe?
I haven't used the DP Waterless Wash, but it would probably do the job as well.
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I use ONR as a waterless wash (in a spray bottle), but use a slightly greater concentration than the QD recommendation. I use 8 oz. per gallon (2 oz. per quart). Works fine.
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Griot's would fit this description correct?
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Re: Pre mixed ONR in a spray bottle for on-the-go wash???
Originally Posted by alowe
Anyone tried to mix a gallon and pour into a spray bottle for on the go washes when a bucket cannot be used? just wondering if this has been tried? Or, is this not going to be enough lubricity? If so, wondering how to soak the rag initially? Keep soaked in a jar with ONR???
I use PB's Spray & Wipe for that type of usage as that's what it's made for. I tested it on a winter-dirty black vehicle covered in grunge that was due for a full detail anyway with excellent results. Liberal application is necessary for something really grungy though. Fortunately, it works just as well diluted 1:1 as it does full strength so it can be economical as well.
As other's mentioned, ONR would probably work OK, I don't know what dilution level would be advised for a spray application though.
TL
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Re: Pre mixed ONR in a spray bottle for on-the-go wash???
Originally Posted by CharlesW
It might work, but the regular ONR mix is a lot less than Optimum recommends for even QD use.
ONR Rinseless - 1 oz. per 2 gallons of water
ONR QD - 6 oz. per 1 gallon of water
The wash solution seems like it would be way too weak of a mixture for what you want to do.
If you need a waterless wash to carry with you, why not use Poorboy's Spray & Wipe?
I haven't used the DP Waterless Wash, but it would probably do the job as well.
ONR just raised the dillution ratio for QD from 6ozs. per gallon to 8 ozs. per gallon. If the car is really dirty, I would give it an ONR wash.
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Originally Posted by Rsurfer
ONR just raised the dillution ratio for QD from 6ozs. per gallon to 8 ozs. per gallon. If the car is really dirty, I would give it an ONR wash.
I don't disagree with what you are saying, but the OP needs/wants something when a bucket can't be used.
Originally Posted by alowe
Anyone tried to mix a gallon and pour into a spray bottle for on the go washes when a bucket cannot be used? just wondering if this has been tried? Or, is this not going to be enough lubricity? If so, wondering how to soak the rag initially? Keep soaked in a jar with ONR???
Poorboy's S&W seems to fit his requirements quite well.
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Re: Pre mixed ONR in a spray bottle for on-the-go wash???
Originally Posted by CharlesW
I don't disagree with what you are saying, but the OP needs/wants something when a bucket can't be used.
Poorboy's S&W seems to fit his requirements quite well.
As I said, if the paint is really dirty use a bucket or a hose.
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