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Old 08-05-09, 10:45   #25 (permalink)
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Re: Review of Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine w/ Pics

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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.
....this would be my suggestion as well. Personally, I have the 5 gallon bucket with the Gamma Seal lid and dolly from AutoGeek: (5 Gallon Wash Bucket System with Dolly - RED). For portability I can just throw in a grit gaurd, premix an ONR solution, screw on the top before I head out and I'm good to go. I also opted for the seat cushion which helps turn the bucket/dolly combo into a rolling chair. Obviously, you don't need all of the extra add-ons/gadgets.
 
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Re: Review of Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine w/ Pics

usplastics has 5 gal buckets, grit guards and gamma seal lids (and in different colors) for a reasonable price.
 
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Old 08-10-09, 06:04   #27 (permalink)
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this is what i use come winter time !!!
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usplastics has 5 gal buckets, grit guards and gamma seal lids (and in different colors) for a reasonable price.
Holy crap those are cheap. And to think some places charge 5 times that price.

I just used ONR for my first time the other day as well. Filled up my bucket with 2 gallons of distilled water and the ounce of ONR as per label and it worked like a charm. 108 degrees and in direct sunlight, and no nasty water spots at all. Only thing was that my WW was in the wash so I had to use a bunch of 14x14 MF and it sucked haha.

I'm thinking this is the only way to wash here in the AZ summers for me fow
 
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Old 08-11-09, 12:41   #29 (permalink)
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Holy crap those are cheap. And to think some places charge 5 times that price.

I just used ONR for my first time the other day as well. Filled up my bucket with 2 gallons of distilled water and the ounce of ONR as per label and it worked like a charm. 108 degrees and in direct sunlight, and no nasty water spots at all. Only thing was that my WW was in the wash so I had to use a bunch of 14x14 MF and it sucked haha.

I'm thinking this is the only way to wash here in the AZ summers for me fow

I have been washing in my work shop (30X50' semi-finished pole building) after work. ONR is great because I don't get home until 1am. I can park my truck, wash and QD it and not have to move it when I'm done.

I also don't wake neighborhood with the gas-PW
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Old 10-20-09, 12:30   #30 (permalink)
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Re: Review of Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine w/ Pics

I'm new and this wasn't addressed here:

How does ONR work for cars caked with salt /dirt from the winter? Should I use a hose? Or should I just do a bunch more whipes with gentle pressure?
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Great pics and writeup

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I'm new and this wasn't addressed here:

How does ONR work for cars caked with salt /dirt from the winter? Should I use a hose? Or should I just do a bunch more whipes with gentle pressure?
answered my own question: ONR, think youe've reached the limits!
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