Whoever it was, yes, this was my first time using the product. I was going very slowly (this car is my baby, I abuse her at the track, but treat her paint like a princess). So I was probably being overly meticulous. When I go to wash my wife's Fusion, I plan on hammering out the whole thing (in the garage). Then drying, and seeing how that works out.
I read A LOT of material about ONR before considering purchasing it. I mean A LOT. Just b/c as a marketing guy, I know that there are ways you can twist a fact.
I watched a video of it's use and they explain that there is no need for 2 bucket system. Once you wring out your sponge in the ONR solution, the dirt and debris is pushed down/away and you're left with pure washing solution again.
They did recomend a grit gaurd IF you are washing a very dirty car (salt for example) b/c your sponge might hold on to that.
They also highly recomend something "toothy" to wash with. I chose an LC sponge that actually has hex's cut about 1/2" into the sponge which help lift crap up an away from the paint
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I hear ya! I've had customers come out after I've washed their car and they ask "wow, done already?"
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