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Originally Posted by mmarmarou
It seems like some of the community here is moving toward this already using ONR as a wash, a QD, and a clay lube.  |
I have to admit, I've been moving that way. I use ONR for just about everything on my car now. If it won't come off with ONR, I'll use something with some more chops to it, but that doesn't happen very often on my well-maintained cars. Client cars, yeah, but I'm still surprised at how well ONR will clean at different dilutions. And the fact that it leaves very little resiude and NO SHINE behind (on things like dashes) are huge pluses.
I'm one of those "I gotta try everything" guys, and I do like to post my own experiences with the products I buy and test, but my intent has never been "you gotta have 50 different APC's to clean your dash", and I apologize if I've ever been taken that way. I just get excited about detailing and trying a new product is like crack to me.
But I do agree with Barry. The list of products you really need to perform a professional level detail on your car is very short, and can be really inexpensive, too.