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[Andy White]

I got a gallon of Optimum Wax from Kleen Car today. Did a quick wash down on my truck with ONR. Sprayed the wax on, buffed it in, and YIKES!

Its so easy to use, dries in just the right amount of time and leaves a stunning shine.

[dervdave]

Oh yes its good stuff, a comparison with Megs new UQW will be interesting

[repare-brise]

UQW is not even close, Dr. Dave has the winning formula for sure.

[Ron Harris]

The new formula is really a great product. Much slicker then the original version.

[Andy White]

Ron Harris, on Apr 12 2009, 11:21 AM, said:

The new formula is really a great product. Much slicker then the original version.

I haven't used the original version, but this latest one is great.

[blackjz]

when was the latest version released? i am not sure mine is old or new formula

[sal329]

OCW is a great wax, goes on so easy, looks great and lasts

[dervdave]

blackjz, on Apr 13 2009, 02:51 PM, said:

when was the latest version released? i am not sure mine is old or new formula

Check out the front label, the present versions different

[Shawn F.]

Optimums Spray Wax is awesome, I love it. When I do a vehicle I will use the No Rinse solution, lightly dry it when done and get most of the water off the panel and hit it up with the spray wax and final dry and buff in the spray wax in one step. Brings out a NICE shine. Some people do that or just dry the vehicle, use Opti Seal and THEN wax which is what I do but if it's a plain wash and wax I do it with the spray wax and dry method only. Quick, efficient and the customer will be happy with the shine, gloss depth and feel.

[Andy White]

I'm about to do some car wash and waxes for a local high school. I'm offering them a special deal, so please don't say the price is too cheap.

So of course I'm washing with ONR and using the Optimum Wax. I'm charging the school $12 per car for this. Without Optimum products I would never consider doing this.

[Shawn F.]

I wont say anything about the price but as far as the process, you should be fine. ONR then dry then finish drying by hitting the panel with the spray wax. You can even add on an additional charge to go around it with opti-seal paint sealant as well.

[Andy White]

Shawn F., on Apr 19 2009, 05:00 PM, said:

I wont say anything about the price but as far as the process, you should be fine. ONR then dry then finish drying by hitting the panel with the spray wax. You can even add on an additional charge to go around it with opti-seal paint sealant as well.

I'm doing a special deal with the school, so charging extra isn't possible. I know it will be great, but I wouldn't try it without Optimum products.

[Shawn F.]

I'm sure you have your reasonings so I completely understand. Good luck and let us know how it goes. Are you going to use ONR for all of the vehicles or only a select few that are cleaner?

[Andy White]

Shawn F., on Apr 19 2009, 05:39 PM, said:

I'm sure you have your reasonings so I completely understand. Good luck and let us know how it goes. Are you going to use ONR for all of the vehicles or only a select few that are cleaner?

I'm going to use ONR for all of them. Its only like 5 a week for the rest of this school year.