Poorboy Spray & Wipe vs Optimum No Rinse

[killrwheels@autogeek]

Originally Posted by wytstang

Wouldn't comparing ONR to S&W be comparing apples to oranges? S&W being a waterless wash and ONR being a no rinse car soap......

ONR can be used as a waterless type wash also. Diluting it with some water and adding to a spray bottle. ONR is very versatile, it just needs a nicer smell.

[SnipeJDM]

Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek

OPtimum No Rinse can be used well as a quick detailer also, as well as several other items like a water conditioner and clay lube. I find that it truly smells like crap, but other than that works well. Poorboys Spray/Wipe has a great following, but I have used Mothers Quickshine for years for small cleanups without issue.

Mothers Quickshine? Or do you mean Clearkote? If it's mother's, I've never seen it.

[FloridaNative]

Originally Posted by ddinauer

Thank You All For your feedback, I t looks like I will be ordering some PB Spray & Wipe

Get the gallon. You'll thank me later.

[wytstang]

I'll second the gallon you will go through the 16oz or 32oz fast.

[killrwheels@autogeek]

Originally Posted by SnipeJDM

Mothers Quickshine? Or do you mean Clearkote? If it's mother's, I've never seen it.

http://www.autogeek.net/motcalgolind.html

Showtime ... typing to quick. I love Clearkotes Quikshine also, never have too much. Great paint, and wheel brightner.

[mudduck]

S&W is the most used product I have. Although I just can’t bring myself to “spray and wipe” instead of wash, I do use it to clean up after a wash, constantly on the windows, and 2x per week on the wheels. A gallon is on the way.