Thursday Thirsty for ONR

Before








Process

1. Rinse
2. Spray ONR
3. Wash ONR
4. Dry wit OID
5. Apply OP-CW
6. Spray ONR on wheels
7. ONR wash wheels with old sponge

pressure spray bottle with warm water



rinse





spray ONR



3 bucket wash



" Snow White "aka Raceglaze wash pad



Finish














Thanks for looking

 

ive never used ONR, I did order some.......... so you want to use a deep knap wash mit, not a traditional sponge like the Yellow Uber Sponge phil sells?

 

When I have used ONR I used my grout sponges and they worked fine. I take extra percaution and use a couple through out the process.

 

I used DI sheepskin mitt & race-glaze wash pad for painted surfaces. DD uber sponge & LC blue sponge for the rest of the car.

 

Franky it came out looking good. Kilo6 I pretreat the panels with a pressurized sprayer at QD ratio and also dump my rinse bucket half way through the wash and re fill it with clean hot water. I use my Detailed Image sheep skin mitt and it work great. I do wash the wheels first before I start my wash, the traditional way.

 

i like your spray bottles...excellent for waterless washes.

also i find there is no "airborne" mist with those.

 

the hot water is a good idea..... Well Im waiting for mine to arrive anyday now.

 

this wash took me 2.5 hrs. as im being very very careful with black paint. I hate black cars!!!

 

This week's part ONR took 1 hr

Process

• Foam via Foam cannon with 7oz of OPT car wash & 1oz OPT powerclean
• Rinse
• brought inside for ONR wash
• OID dry
• DG-aquawax

Before





During





sorry no pictures of ONR, but wash media this week was Raceglaze sheepskin mitt and LC blue sponge.

After





some light washing swirls, nothing a light polish in spring can't take care of.


Thanks for looking!

 

Quite frankly 1 type of wash media just doesnt cut it for ONR in the winter. Need to pick up 3 more sponges, total of 4, to make the wash seem safe in my eyes.

 

try MF sponges, raceglaze wash pad, sheepskin mitts, or Uber NO Name MF towels

sponges doesn't cut it for my black car.

 

I tried it with some Shag Rags... But I only had 1, so I washed 1 side of the car (this was my first go with ONR in the summer). I am going to try to pick up a few MF Dread Mitts, in addition to my current one.

 

Lol your black is camo with foam

I have a question, where did youget your pressure pumpers from? Where the price OK? I need some that I can droplol

 

I got it from DD (DetailersDomain). its a Kranzle 1120T. Im ok with the price, I just figure and hoping this will last years before any major repairs for what its worth.

 

4 sponges for an ONR wash is overkill IMO. I use two buckets with grit guards and one grout sponge. One bucket with ONR and one to rinse. I rinse the sponge after every panel and check it before proceeding.

When I am done I use the remaining ONR with an old GS to do my wheels.

I have never had any issues.

 

Heres some sun picture! excuse the car being dirty from rain and salt. protection is DG 601/105/ROBE











Thank you ONR

 

how are you liking that raceglaze wash pad? been eyeing that up, but then again i still havent used my raceglaze sheepskin mitt yet.

 

I like it so far with ONR, I only used it once so can't really say much about it. but I had a hard time getting it into the loop on my door handles, where the uber sponge have no issues at all.

 

This week's ONR + detail

Wheels & Tires

• PowerClean 3:1
• ONR wash solution
• old sponge
• wheel woolies

ONR wash

1. Soak with PowerClean 4:1
2. Rinse
3. ONR wash DI sheepskin, LC blue sponge, Raceglaze washpad
4. Spray last touch 1:1
5. Dry with DD waffle towel

Decontamination

• Sonus Clay
• OID as claylube

Polish

• Poliseal
• PCXP 5.5 in + 4 in Uber green & blue

LSP

• M16 paint
• Opti seal on wheels
• SW penu on tires

Sorry its night time






Thanks for looking

 

Nice work, overtime. I can't believe you did wash, clay, one-step polish, and seal in one day!