Optimum No Rinse
Technically not a purely waterless washOptimum No Rinse is quite popular among car detailers. You do need water with it but you need so little. An Optimum No Rinsebath requires only 2 ounce to 2 gallons of water compared to the 50 to 100 gallons it takes to hose down a vehicle. (30 ml of ONR mixing ratio of 8 litres of waters comparing 200 - 400 litres of water use to flushing yr car)
Aside from being eco friendly on its water saving, Optimum No Rinse gives your car a slick, wax like, finish that is very pleasing to the eye. This high tech wash has high tech polymers that bond to the paint to protect it in amazingly the same wipe where it takes out grease and grime. Now that’s a revolutionary product.
a good bath for this stallion
hmmmmm 2 bucket?
where & when u encounter your limitations .....as no splashing of running water & hosing allowed in the covered car park
my solution is diluting ONR optimum no rinse wash 1 ounce to 2 gallon of water 3 caps to 8 litres of water
before..the mixtures
just 3 caps to 8 litres of water & no need a second bucket......as i left the 2nd bucket to rinse off the rims cleaning later
after ONR mixtures....blueish ...water tension now is created to hold dust below & same time washes & lubricate
rear bonnet before wash...
even visible swirls very onvious
after soaking the 1st microfibers in ONR...wipe on & buff dry with
after wash...now u can see TOGWT wax
hmmmmm 2 bucket?
where & when u encounter your limitations .....as no splashing of running water & hosing allowed in the covered car park
my solution is diluting ONR optimum no rinse wash 1 ounce to 2 gallon of water 3 caps to 8 litres of water
before..the mixtures
just 3 caps to 8 litres of water & no need a second bucket......as i left the 2nd bucket to rinse off the rims cleaning later
after ONR mixtures....blueish ...water tension now is created to hold dust below & same time washes & lubricate
rear bonnet before wash...
even visible swirls very onvious
after soaking the 1st microfibers in ONR...wipe on & buff dry with
after wash...now u can see TOGWT wax
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