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05-27-06, 06:58
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hooked is offline
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Yup. easy as cake, piece of pie
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Thanks...ONR looks very tempting.
BTW Nice job on the Beemer! |
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05-27-06, 07:02
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Originally Posted by hooked
Thanks...ONR looks very tempting.
BTW Nice job on the Beemer!
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Im already looking foward to using it more during the scortching heat and freezing winter while sitting comfortablly inside a garage. |
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05-27-06, 07:57
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Prep Prep Prep!
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Wow you can cut through dirt that easily with NRWS? Isn't it slightly harsh to use APC / MF for that extra grime? I guess an final wet wipe is needed.
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05-27-06, 07:59
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Originally Posted by SilvaBimma
Wow you can cut through dirt that easily with NRWS? Isn't it slightly harsh to use APC / MF for that extra grime? I guess an final wet wipe is needed.
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I am really amazed at what it picks up. Still for heavily soiled vehicles Id probally use a hose because I may be quicker at getting some stuff off with a pre-rinse. I use 1:10 dillution followed by a damp MF. |
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05-27-06, 08:11
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Now with twice the head
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Originally Posted by Beason
look foward to hearing more about this.
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Me too. 
Nice review, I think the more you use ONR the more you will like it, only real drawback is it becomes hard to tell when your LSPs slickness ends! |
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05-27-06, 08:16
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Me too.
Nice review, I think the more you use ONR the more you will like it, only real drawback is it becomes hard to tell when your LSPs slickness ends! |
So ONR does add some slickness? How do you suggest claying using this system? |
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05-27-06, 09:26
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Good review. I was worried about moving to a new place in a couple month's that has an ocean view, but no garage and no hose. I think I will be picking up some ONR from Patrick soon. Now I have to worry about the salt air.  |
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08-05-09, 07:33
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Re: Review of Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine w/ Pics
I'd love to find a quick wash answer to my need to wash my black 993 at the track.
I had thought that Optimum No Rinse was an answer, but I would still need a water source.
If there is a spigot, no problem - I just wash as usual.
But if there is no spigot, I'd like to be able to clean the car, but don't know of a surface friendly product that I can spray on/wipe off.
Suggestions are welcome; thanks!
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08-05-09, 08:48
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Re: Review of Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine w/ Pics
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Originally Posted by RickBetterley
I'd love to find a quick wash answer to my need to wash my black 993 at the track.
I had thought that Optimum No Rinse was an answer, but I would still need a water source.
If there is a spigot, no problem - I just wash as usual.
But if there is no spigot, I'd like to be able to clean the car, but don't know of a surface friendly product that I can spray on/wipe off.
Suggestions are welcome; thanks!
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Get one (or two) of the 5 gallon buckets with a screw on lid, or save some gallon jugs, and take your water with you to the track. |
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08-05-09, 09:40
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Furd is offline
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Re: Review of Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine w/ Pics
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Originally Posted by RickBetterley
I'd love to find a quick wash answer to my need to wash my black 993 at the track.
I had thought that Optimum No Rinse was an answer, but I would still need a water source.
If there is a spigot, no problem - I just wash as usual.
But if there is no spigot, I'd like to be able to clean the car, but don't know of a surface friendly product that I can spray on/wipe off.
Suggestions are welcome; thanks!
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I'm not an expert by any means, but I would not even consider cleaning my car after a day at the track with a spray on cleaner (unless I didn't care about scratching my paint.)
If you can't lug 4 gallons or so of water to the track to use ONR, you should probably wait until you get someplace that you can. |
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08-05-09, 09:47
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corrswitch
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Re: Review of Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine w/ Pics
I've used Poorboy's Spray and Wipe as a waterless wash for the minor jobs and it works fine.
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Originally Posted by RickBetterley
I'd love to find a quick wash answer to my need to wash my black 993 at the track.
I had thought that Optimum No Rinse was an answer, but I would still need a water source.
If there is a spigot, no problem - I just wash as usual.
But if there is no spigot, I'd like to be able to clean the car, but don't know of a surface friendly product that I can spray on/wipe off.
Suggestions are welcome; thanks!
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08-05-09, 10:12
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lawrencea is offline
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Re: Review of Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine w/ Pics
PB Spray and Wipe is the answer when theres no water at all. Only problem is if the car is really dirty you will go through a lot of mf towels.
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