Optimum rinseless car wash

[Scott DeBrun]

How much dirt will Optimum remove before I would have to wash my truck the conventional way? It looks like a great product but I don't want to waste my money.Feed back please

[Dubbin1]

If you have caked on dirt then ONR is not the way to go.

[Scott DeBrun]

Dubbin I was thinking like the dirt you would get after driving in the rain on paved roads, would ONR do a good job in that kind of a situation?

[zliegen]

I don't use rinseless wash for anything more than a hefty coat of dust/pollen. If my car has been driven in the wet or has mud on it, I generally wash with a hose.

[Dubbin1]

Dubbin I was thinking like the dirt you would get after driving in the rain on paved roads, would ONR do a good job in that kind of a situation?

Works for me ;)

[Mike Phillips]

Here's an article on this topic...

How dirty is too dirty to safely use a rinseless wash? (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/hot-topics-frequently-asked-questions/23602-how-dirty-too-dirty-safely-use-rinseless-wash.html)



:)

[Bunky]

If in doubt, do a quick hose down with water, then do the rinseless wash.

[Old Tiger]

Dubbin I was thinking like the dirt you would get after driving in the rain on paved roads, would ONR do a good job in that kind of a situation?
No! It wont do a good job. It will do a great job. Rinse off with a hose first if you can,but it isnt necessary for what you describe. No way will you waste money on ONR or DP RW IME!