I use ONR a lot (forced due to water rules) but I also appreciate a traditional wash. The major complaint about regular washes is water spotting so drying after a regular wash is so critical. A good drying is automatic with ONR.
What benefits does ONR do when added to a regular dilution of car wash in terms of preventing spotting. I guess I could try and find out. I was thinking like 1/2 oz per 2 gallons (50 % dilution).
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ONR with regular wash
Started by Bunky, May 22 2008 07:07 PM
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Posted 23 May 2008 - 11:29 AM
Bunky, on May 22 2008, 09:07 PM, said:
I use ONR a lot (forced due to water rules) but I also appreciate a traditional wash. The major complaint about regular washes is water spotting so drying after a regular wash is so critical. A good drying is automatic with ONR.
What benefits does ONR do when added to a regular dilution of car wash in terms of preventing spotting. I guess I could try and find out. I was thinking like 1/2 oz per 2 gallons (50 % dilution).
What benefits does ONR do when added to a regular dilution of car wash in terms of preventing spotting. I guess I could try and find out. I was thinking like 1/2 oz per 2 gallons (50 % dilution).
I have heard of people using ONR in their tradition wash to get the "encapsulating" abilities of ONR in their regular wash.
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Posted 23 May 2008 - 06:04 PM
Your foam will disappear and it will not reduce spotting. The only way to eliminate spotting that I know of is to rinse with RO water.te
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