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Re: ONR perfect for MIchigan Winters
Curious of your procedure as I need to do the wife's badly and really don't want to hot the coin op if I don't need to.
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Re: ONR perfect for MIchigan Winters
Got up to a warm 30 here in Maryland, so I figured I’d take advantage and clean the car up a little.
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Re: ONR perfect for MIchigan Winters
Do you guys rinseless in the door, hood, trunk jams as well?
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Re: ONR perfect for MIchigan Winters
Originally Posted by
minerigger
Do you guys rinseless in the door, hood, trunk jams as well?
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Definitely, works really well in them.
Also to answer your question from earlier, I don’t really change anything in my rinseless procedure in the winter other than maybe spraying a tiny bit more pre soak on the lower panels.
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Re: ONR perfect for MIchigan Winters
Hoyt do you have streaking issues. I have always used rinseless but for some reason this year i have been battling streaks. I have switched between McKees and Uber. I soak a bunch of MF in solution, i dont do the one mitt method. Last night i did the wifes dark grey car and same thing with the streaks after i dry the car. I take it to the coin op and just rinse it before hand. I still have some D114 left may try that on mine today.
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Re: ONR perfect for MIchigan Winters
Are you using distilled water? Or maybe too concentrated a mixture.
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Re: ONR perfect for MIchigan Winters
No distilled, i stick with the recommended mix same as warm weather. I was wondering if it is a salt residue issue. It seems like the salt residue is really sticky this year. I could just be losing my mind also.
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Re: ONR perfect for MIchigan Winters
Originally Posted by
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Hoyt do you have streaking issues. I have always used rinseless but for some reason this year i have been battling streaks. I have switched between McKees and Uber. I soak a bunch of MF in solution, i dont do the one mitt method. Last night i did the wifes dark grey car and same thing with the streaks after i dry the car. I take it to the coin op and just rinse it before hand. I still have some D114 left may try that on mine today.
I mix 3oz to 4gl. Heavy compared to whats recommended. I have no issues with streaking using Wolfgang or ONR.
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Re: ONR perfect for MIchigan Winters
Originally Posted by
hoyt66
Neither. I make one pass with my mit, Flip to other side for another pass, rinse , ringout well and re wet in the rinseless. Works well for me
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Just some food for thought here:
I would pre-treat each panel before wiping, this way it breaks down the dirt and brings it to the surface and thus reducing the chance of scratching the paint. At the minimum, have a bucket with a grit guard to clean out that mit too. Have you considered doing the Garry Dean method? I would always pre-treat no matter what though, just me. Also, the Work hydroshot makes cleaning those tires/wheels/wells a breeze in the garage!
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I'm with Roger. It takes a minute or two to spray my car down with a good coating of N914 or WGURW before heading to the actual rinseless wash, and I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'm not using WGURW that much anymore. It's been straight up N914 or CarPro ECH2O now.
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