2 bucket wash with WG SI02 Coating Wash and ONR

I love winter washing and I love seeing great ideas from a fellow Jersey guy. I like the idea of using a rinseless solution in the rinse bucket. Usually I end up changing the rinse bucket water 2 or 3 times. The Wolfgang SiO2 wash seems kind of expensive but everyone seems to be happy with it.
I have had two of those crappy expandable hoses and they were both disasters. They didn't even last one session. If you are going to do more winter washing, get yourself some ice fishing gloves.

ONR in the rinse bucket. That's brilliant, I can't wait to try that myself.

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Originally Posted by pittpens24

Sorry for any confusion. We had a 50 degree day today so I left work a couple hours early and took advantage. I did a traditional 2 bucket wash with a hose. Sprayed off all the loose dirt and salt with the hose and started washing. No pre-treat, no pre-soak, one mf mit.
From using ONR in the past as a rinseless wash, I noticed it is easier to get the dirt out of the mitt as compared to just water. Because of that, I decided to try some in the dirty water bucket to aid in dirt and salt release from the mitt - the results were outstanding!

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Ok. I get it now.

Your OP was sounding like you didn't use a hose. ;)

Have been using ONR for years in near freezing weather for years (detached garage with no heat), using two bucket method using warm water and finishing with Optimum's instant detailer. Actually, I now use ONR year round for all washes. The only time i use a 'regular' wash product is when periodically and prior to using an iron removing product on my wife's white car.

Curious as to advantage of using two rinseless products: both ONR and WG SIO2. Thanks.