How do you use ONR as Lube?

So keeping in mind that i have never used ONR..

I normally Clay with Adams QD . From what i keep reading ONR might be a lot better choice for my wallet

Is it diluted and put in a spray bottle?

thanks!

 

yep.. dilution ratios are on the bottle.. PS: get a gallon, you will use it!

 

thanks!

 

No problem man... For our weather ONR is great for the winter... I take my car to the wand wash and hit it with just the pressurized water to get all the salt off and then do an ONR wash in the garage...

 

thats was i was thinking! the spray bay over here i'm pretty sure recycles water though.
it is better than running through the soft cloth joint though

 

Which spray bay?

 

the one on Woodward (not that woodward). i always get a greasey film after i leave there.
Town Center Auto
522 Woodward Ave
Rochester, MI 48307

The one behind Jax on Rochester RD (just north of Auburn) is better but $2.75 per session and not in my normal routes of commuting :0)

 

1 oz / 24 oz water with a few drops of #00 hi-tech wash. Works like a dream.

 

i have a feeling i'm going to have to keep a note book in the garage with all this info i'm finding here

Nica is there a "print everything" button? hehe JK. Thank goodness i have a laminating machine so i can print garage resistant stuff

 

laminating machine? nerd alert! :

 

takes one to spot one :catfight:

 

lol...no regrettably no print button for everything but don't worry before you know it you wont need to reference too much, they key is the sooner you practice what you learn the more you will retain it :thumb: Believe me we were all at one point beginners like your self and full of questions that's why the community here greets new members with open arms because we can relate to each other, so keep the questions coming and don't feel bad about asking questions, the more you ask the more you learn eace:

 

:agree:

It's easy to retain knowledge afetr a while, but every now and then it's possible to forget stuff too. That's why this place is great. Everyone helps each other.