Optimum Opti Clean vs ONR

**imported_RedlineIRL** · 10-30-2011, 11:03 PM

I currently use ONR mixed to QD strenght as my quick detailer, and was thinking of getting something that has a little more cleaning ability for QD moments. I came across Optimum Opti Clean, but I am kind of skeptical about a product that claims that it can be used on all surfaces.

Has anyone tested the two side by side, and could tell me which is a better QD option in terms of lubricity and cleaning power?

Also, will Opti Clean take off any LSPs?

**C. Charles Hahn** · 10-30-2011, 11:22 PM

Opti Clean is basically just ONR on steroids... and yes, it works great on lots of different surfaces. I`ve never seen it take an LSP off, but it`s definitely got higher lubricity and cleaning power. My understanding is that OOC is made with a higher concentration of the same polymers ONR has in it.

**tonipieleanu** · 10-31-2011, 02:29 AM

Honestly I`m not convinced by OC, feels very much like ONR.

I wonder if there`s any difference beween OC concentrate diluted 1:3 as per instructions and ONR diluted 1:3 (as oposed to 1:16 I think for QD).

**lostdaytomorrow** · 10-31-2011, 08:01 AM

Onr has never let me down but if ooc is better id love to hear about it.

**wascallyrabbit** · 10-31-2011, 10:48 AM

i wouldn`t say its better it just different. some will say that it will clean anything that onr will clean. i have my doubts about how well it`ll work in the winter. ooc is a waterless wash system. i used it in the spring and decided to stay with onr for regular washing, but did add ooc to the bird bomb kit (replaced the detail spray). during the summer i got some hd waterless wash and like that better than the ooc. i`ll continue to use onr for washing in the winter.