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Re: Noob question on beading & water spots
Originally Posted by
oneheadlite
Sorry for a side tangent from your original post -
I will say I like regular ONR at work. I'm a wrench, not a detailer, but I use it for cleaning switch gear/plain plastic on dashes - it really serves to melt off people funk from turn signal/wiper stalks without removing the white dye. I also use it for cleaning up underhood plastics after major repairs - leaves it looking fresh and cleaned, but not greasy.
I love ONR Wash and Wax for interior wood trim.
I never had luck like some do with using ONR as a glass cleaner - any time I'd use it for glass you would have these "ghost" patches when the glass was wet. You wouldn't see them dry, but I always worried that it would come back if there was any fog on the glass. A regular glass cleaner cuts those spots out no problem and I sleep much better knowing the glass is for sure clean.
I also use regular ONR at home for cleaning our hard floors (wood, linoleum, laminate, tile). Works great there.
Griot's has been my go to for I-just-want-this-to-work. It's fun to experiment, but nice to have your fallback.
I really like ONR and Griot's RW. I felt Griot's was a bit less streaky and had better lubrication.
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Re: Noob question on beading & water spots
Originally Posted by
NJNinja
I really like ONR and Griot's RW. I felt Griot's was a bit less streaky and had better lubrication.
I agree 100%. ONR kind of takes some practice to "dial it in".
Have you tried WG Uber? That is a great product. High lubricity, and you don't have to be "spot-on" with your dilution ratios, IMO.
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Re: Noob question on beading & water spots
Originally Posted by
PaulMys
I agree 100%. ONR kind of takes some practice to "dial it in".
Have you tried WG Uber? That is a great product. High lubricity, and you don't have to be "spot-on" with your dilution ratios, IMO.
I haven't but have heard good things about Uber. I'll have to try it. ONR was tricky to get down.
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Re: Noob question on beading & water spots
Originally Posted by
NJNinja
I really like ONR and Griot's RW. I felt Griot's was a bit less streaky and had better lubrication.
The new formula ONR blows away the previous. Almost no streaks, smears or ghosting. When I use it, it almost will flash off like Opti-Seal and Duragloss Aquawax, where the previous formula required some thchnique.
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Re: Noob question on beading & water spots
DLC - is that the Opticoat version or a new iteration on the classic blue Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine?
Just to clarify. I think my gallon was listed as new and improved when I got it, but you never know when it was actually updated.
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Re: Noob question on beading & water spots
Originally Posted by
oneheadlite
DLC - is that the Opticoat version or a new iteration on the classic blue Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine?
Just to clarify. I think my gallon was listed as new and improved when I got it, but you never know when it was actually updated.
It was disclosed in the early spring if I'm not mistaken.
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