ONR vs. 6+ weeks of Road Salt

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Here is my 4Runner, I can't remember when I did the last wash. It has a few layers of #16 for winter protection.



Garden sprayer for presoak at Coin Op, then pressure wash.

2 OZ ONR in about 2 gallons warm water

2 gallons rinse water sheepskin mit and a few MF's for drying.



Picture order-

1.Before power wash:

2.After Power wash:

3.After ONR:

4.The BMW is next:

 

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One more after pic

 

[rockz9]

looks like that combo worked really well....show us the bimmer when its done.ONR is the bomb..

 

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looks like that combo worked really well....show us the bimmer when its done.ONR is the bomb..

Thanks, I'll post pics of the BMW in a few hours. I won't prewash the BMW, just presoak some areas with ONR in a sprayer and then go to town. It has Z2Pro for the winter.



Steve

 

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BMW



2 buckets 2 gallons water each with 2oz ONR in one of them.



Sprayer with 2 oz of ONR mixed with water.



Sheepskin mitt and MF's for drying. No detail spray(too cold)



Before

After

Steve

 

[bill57]

Looks great, but why do you need to rinse the "no rinse" product?

 

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To rinse the gunk out of the mitt. The white bucket is mitt rinse organe is ONR

Looks great, but why do you need to rinse the "no rinse" product?

 

[thesacrifice]

Looks great, but why do you need to rinse the "no rinse" product?

you rinse the mitts, not the car

 

[klnyc]

Thats pretty good. I use 3gal h2o w/3oz of ONR and 5 gal water to just do my Outback. Man u did 2 gal of water to wash that 4Runner?

 

[Scottwax]

Paint still looks pretty good after the wash.

 

[DirtySouth]

Looks great, but why do you need to rinse the "no rinse" product?

I think he's referring to the initial pressure washing, aren't you?