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![]() Drives: 2020 SHOCK SS 1LE Join Date: Sep 2016
Location: Southern California
Posts: 365
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My car is garage kept and my daily driver. So yes, my level of dirty is honestly just dusty 90% of the time Lol. When it does rain here and the car actually gets dirty I've used OnR without issue. Wheels/Tires I still use plain old car soap and water. I'll admit the first couple of time doing a rinse less I was on the fence. But after that it just gets better. I keep it simple. I Pre Spray OnR (I have one of those hand hand held pump sprayers) on the car and follow the directions as is. I owned a black z28 F-body for over 18 years so I've been around the block with swirls/scratches. I was skeptical too at first but it's definitely my preferred method for keeping my car clean. Neighbors think I'm washing my car with straight up pain water. ![]() |
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#436 |
![]() Drives: 2016 camaro Join Date: Mar 2018
Location: Ga
Posts: 85
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I tried the Ultima Waterless Wash Plus+ last week and was happy with the result.
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#437 |
![]() Drives: Covid Camaro 2020 2SS CONV Join Date: Dec 2020
Location: Cambridge, Ontario
Posts: 79
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Here is a few points i dont think anyone has been saying too much about, i looked it up on youtube and its a thing.
1: mixing this product with distilled water is a good ideal. I previously spent more time fixing the hard water spots from water that dripped from a hidden spot on to the paint. This will put the price up though. 2: you can store this bucket 🪣 of ONR for more than one use if all you Put in it was clean rags. It will store for a few more washes. |
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