ONR QD ratio question

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superstring

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On another thread awhile ago Bioman posted this question:



How come more (ONR) is needed for a QD than a wash? When you wash you car, it would be a lot dirtier than if you needed to QD.
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It was never answered. It seems like a good question and I'd like to know as well. Anyone know?
 
extra lubricity for use as a clay bar lube?



I just tried ONR for the first time as a wash and was a little concerned how it's not slick.
 
because when you wash with onr you're using a completely soaked mitt, when you qd you're using a microfiber that isn't completely soaked.
 
thesacrifice said:
because when you wash with onr you're using a completely soaked mitt, when you qd you're using a microfiber that isn't completely soaked.
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Yeah, I guess that makes sense. I'm thinking that one might as well do a proper ONR (spot) wash rather than a QD. More effective, less expensive...... Thanks guys :)
 
thesacrifice said:
because when you wash with onr you're using a completely soaked mitt, when you qd you're using a microfiber that isn't completely soaked.
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Sounds good to me.



Just to clarify..I had no problems with the wash! Sure beats dragging out the hose especially when you can use warm water in sub 50's weather!
 
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