How to wash your car in an hour or less, make it look like a pro, and not go broke...

[seven]

Originally Posted by OmarGC

I've always procrastinated when it came to buying ONR, need order some so when I get home I can start using it.

Do it! You won't regret it.

Originally Posted by ayau

There are many ONR versions. Make sure you get the latest. It comes in green.

Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax 128 oz : Amazon.com : Automotive

That's the newest product but its a wax AND car wash. I prefer the wash only (the blue stuff).

I still use the blue ONR, and as far as I know (it's been like 6 month since I've looked as I buy a gal at time) they still sell that one too.

[xxscaxx]

ah nevermind, seven beat me to it lol

blue is wash and shine, which is what I purchased.

[ayau]

Originally Posted by seven

Do it! You won't regret it.


That's the newest product but its a wax AND car wash. I prefer the wash only (the blue stuff).

I still use the blue ONR, and as far as I know (it's been like 6 month since I've looked as I buy a gal at time) they still sell that one too.

If you're lazy like me, the green stuff will save you the waxing step. It's probably not as good as doing a separate waxing step, but it will at least be faster and still offer you an extra layer of protection.

[seven]

Originally Posted by ayau

If you're lazy like me, the green stuff will save you the waxing step. It's probably not as good as doing a separate waxing step, but it will at least be faster and still offer you an extra layer of protection.

I prefer to correct the paint (if need be), then seal or wax.

Adding a wax while washing means if you wish to seal or correct you have to clay to remove the wax first.

Personal preference honestly.

[ayau]

Originally Posted by seven

I prefer to correct the paint (if need be), then seal or wax.

Adding a wax while washing means if you wish to seal or correct you have to clay to remove the wax first.

Personal preference honestly.

I didn't know you were referring to paint correction. You are right; you don't want anything on the paint during the paint correction process.

For normal washes, I'd use something like the green ONR.

[seven]

Originally Posted by ayau

I didn't know you were referring to paint correction. You are right; you don't want anything on the paint during the paint correction process.

For normal washes, I'd use something like the green ONR.

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[Tvo]

Great e write up

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[DavidB_FR-S]

Thank You

[Captain Insano]

Just saw the ONR in action this weekend. I like it - gonna be a winter adopter. :-)

[slizoth]

Why isn't this thread a sticky :p too perfect for this section of the forums.

[tuckdaddy]

http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/

I use these products and detail fairly regularly Adams isn't the only brand out there but general ease of use and a badass made in the U.S.A product that leaves a shine second to none is what I use and recommend!

There is a wealth of information out here on anything from a basic wash to a complete paint correction.

[l0aded]

Quick question, I have tree sap on my car building up almost everyday. Is it OK to apply one spray of meguiars #34 and just wipe it clean with a MF towel? or does this risky there be extra grime that may scratch the coat.

[tuckdaddy]

Originally Posted by l0aded

Quick question, I have tree sap on my car building up almost everyday. Is it OK to apply one spray of meguiars #34 and just wipe it clean with a MF towel? or does this risky there be extra grime that may scratch the coat.

Waterless wash or detail spray and a microfiber and you should be good. I usually let it build up during the week an wash it all off.

[Paul_S]

Great ONR wash method. Recently a lot of users of this method have switched to a single bucket version. You will need a few more towels but no wash material gets re-introduced into the wash water. Any good rinseless product will do the job.

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