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Morning ONR touch-up

Poki9

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My car was covered in dust after sitting outside for a few days and I didn't want to wake the wife with a power wash, so I grabbed the ONR. I swear by this stuff! I had a bucket of MF towels soaking in a wash dilution from few days ago and made a quick pre-wash spray, and about an hour later, the car was shiny again, I even used a damp MF for the dash, seats, and door cards. Is there anything better than this?
 
Exactly my thoughts when I used it! it really is awesome stuff. Just be sure to use clean microfiber towels for each panel to avoid any accidental scratching
 
My car was covered in dust after sitting outside for a few days and I didn't want to wake the wife with a power wash, so I grabbed the ONR. I swear by this stuff! I had a bucket of MF towels soaking in a wash dilution from few days ago and made a quick pre-wash spray, and about an hour later, the car was shiny again, I even used a damp MF for the dash, seats, and door cards. Is there anything better than this?
That's awesome, have you ever tried using a clay bar or a spray wax in conjunction with ONR for an extra smooth finish, or do you think it's not necessary?
 
Exactly my thoughts when I used it! it really is awesome stuff. Just be sure to use clean microfiber towels for each panel to avoid any accidental scratching
I always make sure to use clean towels for each panel to avoid any scratching
 
That's awesome, have you ever tried using a clay bar or a spray wax in conjunction with ONR for an extra smooth finish, or do you think it's not necessary?
I haven't tried that yet, but it sounds like a great idea, would it improve the shine even more or just extra protection?
 
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