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SuperBee364 · 05-07-08, 04:27

Yeah, I have a couple gallons of it. Got it before they raised the price, which is now way too much. It works OK. There's really not much benefit to ONE over, say, ONR. To help avoid potential marring, you really need to spray it on thick. So thick that one use becomes very expensive.

It does leave a layer of carnauba behind, and as long as you apply a thick enough layer, it doesn't seem to mar the paint on either of my cars.

It would be a great product if they'd chop the price by about half. You can get a gallon of ONR for ten bucks less than a gallon of ONE, and a gallon of ONR will do *many* more cars than a gallon of ONE. Like about ten times as many.

There was a thread on this stuff last year... someone was asking whether or not it would remove your LSP. The official response from CG was that it wouldn't. I'd take that with a grain of salt.

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SuperBee364 0 to 60 in one paycheck! SuperBee364 is offline Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Posts: 2,770	Re: Chemical Guys Waterless Wash Yeah, I have a couple gallons of it. Got it before they raised the price, which is now way too much. It works OK. There's really not much benefit to ONE over, say, ONR. To help avoid potential marring, you really need to spray it on thick. So thick that one use becomes very expensive. It does leave a layer of carnauba behind, and as long as you apply a thick enough layer, it doesn't seem to mar the paint on either of my cars. It would be a great product if they'd chop the price by about half. You can get a gallon of ONR for ten bucks less than a gallon of ONE, and a gallon of ONR will do many more cars than a gallon of ONE. Like about ten times as many. There was a thread on this stuff last year... someone was asking whether or not it would remove your LSP. The official response from CG was that it wouldn't. I'd take that with a grain of salt.