hello, I washed with ONR for the first time yesterday using 2 capful to a gallon of water with a chenille wash mitt. I felt like I was just wiping the car down with water. really strange feeling without suds but the surface did feel very smooth after the wash so I know the ONR is doing something. Is the solution supposed to have almost no suds? Anybody else feel that this is weird?
ONR no suds?
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SpoiledMan
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No sir, no suds. You should mix some up to try as a QD. It has superb cleaning abilities.
xinkid said:
I had the same feeling the first time I used it as well.
Yup, my experiences with ONR thus far have been the same as yours.
I don't think its supposed to make suds, but make sure you swish it around after adding it to the bucket. ONR does feel weird at first, but I feel an ONR wash is faster and has less drips than a traditional wash.
racingbeat
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Is it just me or does it seem like 1 ounce is just not enough?
I had some dried up crud and the NR solution just didn't seem potent enough to dislodge it.
I had to let the NR sit on the car for a few minutes while I cleaned the interior.
I had some dried up crud and the NR solution just didn't seem potent enough to dislodge it.
I had to let the NR sit on the car for a few minutes while I cleaned the interior.
imported_Picus
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I use a little more than an ounce.
RE: suds; neither QEW or ONR produce suds. Suds are not an indication of cleaning power, lubricity is. In fact, it's almost better to have less suds than more suds as suds tend to be an indication of higher detergent content in soaps.
RE: suds; neither QEW or ONR produce suds. Suds are not an indication of cleaning power, lubricity is. In fact, it's almost better to have less suds than more suds as suds tend to be an indication of higher detergent content in soaps.