ONR Users: What kind of mitt do you use?

[diabolus]

Grout sponge here... I used to use a sheepskin mitt, but the GS sheds dirt MUCH better

[bwlucas]

I tried a grout sponge, but I didn't like it. I felt uneasy using it. I like using a sheepskin with ONR.

[wascallyrabbit]

Originally Posted by silvSS03

Where exactly do you get you mf covered sponge?

autogeek..

[Scottwax]

Originally Posted by wascallyrabbit

i use a mf covered sponge (dog bone shaped).

Same here. $2 at Big Lots. Very soft and they hold up well. I have a couple that are nearly a year old now and they show no signs of splitting at the seams like every single chenille covered foam pad I've ever had has done...and often, within a matter of weeks.

[Saleenman607]

Was using the Lowe's GS but changed to MF covered sponge. GS just did not hold enough water for my taste. Too much dipping back and forth.

[Prinz]

Originally Posted by pwaug

After trying a number of diffent methods I settled on using these mitts Mitts the pile is deep enough to pull the dirt away from the finish, but they release well in the ONR bucket. Use 2 or 3 per wash. In the winter I presoak the car with the standard ONR wash mix and a pump sprayer and use 2 buckets, but I put ONR in the rinse bucket as well. Dirt seems to release from mitt better.

I've been using the Neatitems mitts for the last year or so and love them.

[imaginos]

Quick sideline, with no intention to hijack: could one of you great folks on this thread, who seem to be very experienced in ONR, help guide me to a good "how to use ONR" thread. Last winter was the first winter with my new BMW and I washed it outside as much as possible, but mostly froze my butt off. ONR sounds great in that I can do it in a heated garage, but I want to make sure I use the right equipment and procedure (the mgf recommendations don't always match the real world way of doing things, right?)

Again, I don't want to hijack this thread, so to avoid that, please PM me.

Thanks.

Jim