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Re: Up Close & Personal: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax
I love ONR v3. I want to buy this version, but there are still too few reviews unlike its predecessor. Would like to hear more from those who've tried it.
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Re: Up Close & Personal: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax
Originally Posted by Mustapha
I love ONR v3. I want to buy this version, but there are still too few reviews unlike its predecessor. Would like to hear more from those who've tried it.
It's fantastic....'nuff said
Back to the full-time grind.
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Re: Up Close & Personal: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax
I used ONRWW the other day. My truck has never looked cleaner after a wash. The shine is fantastic. I am really impressed with the results.
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Re: Up Close & Personal: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax
Originally Posted by Chris@Optimum
Works well down to freezing, of course. No residue after drying.
Two questions for you Chris:
1. Can ONR Wash & Wax be diluted for use as a spray detailer like ONR Wash & Shine? With ONR W&S, I add 8 oz of product to a gallon of water to use as a quick detailer and it works very well indeed. I'm needing to order more ONR but am only willing to purchase ONRWW if it can be used as a quick detailer. Otherwise, I'll just stick with the original wash and shine.
2. You mentioned in a previous post that if all one used was ONR W&W, your car would essentially stayed protected with nuba. If this is the case, is it safe to add 1 oz of this new product to a regular wash bucket with traditional auto wash, so as to benefit from the wax affect?
thanks,
George
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Re: Up Close & Personal: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax
Originally Posted by Ironman
Two questions for you Chris:
Not to speak for Chris, but I don't see how the answers to those questions could be anything but yes.
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Originally Posted by Ironman
Two questions for you Chris:
1. Can ONR Wash & Wax be diluted for use as a spray detailer like ONR Wash & Shine? With ONR W&S, I add 8 oz of product to a gallon of water to use as a quick detailer and it works very well indeed. I'm needing to order more ONR but am only willing to purchase ONRWW if it can be used as a quick detailer. Otherwise, I'll just stick with the original wash and shine.
2. You mentioned in a previous post that if all one used was ONR W&W, your car would essentially stayed protected with nuba. If this is the case, is it safe to add 1 oz of this new product to a regular wash bucket with traditional auto wash, so as to benefit from the wax affect?
thanks,
George
1. Yes. It can be diluted as a quick detail spray.
2. You sure can! Add a quick coat of Optimum Car Wax after you wash to further amp up the shine and protection.
If you're a fan of the regular ONR, you'll love ONR w/wax.
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Re: Up Close & Personal: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax
I purchased the Guzzler HD (not the towels featured in this thread) towels a while back and I use them to dry the car while doing a rinseless wash. Could I use them for this as well? Would the wax "clog" the drying towels in any way? Would I want to just dry the panel using the Guzzlers and then use another microfiber to buff afterwards?
Thanks!
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Re: Up Close & Personal: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax
Used it for the first time this past weekend and it's very good stuff. I still wish it didn't stain my MF towels so much when washing, it doesn't release during the washing process very much just like regular ONR v3
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Re: Up Close & Personal: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax
since this is onr+wax do you guys still top of with a spray wax? or is that overkill
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Re: Up Close & Personal: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax
Originally Posted by tchoke
since this is onr+wax do you guys still top of with a spray wax? or is that overkill
Top it with a spray sealant like V7 or WG Spritz Sealant.
Mark
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