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Best to pre-spray and let dwell for a moment and then rinse using a pressure washer. The amount of water it delivers is much more important than the pressure.

MF wash mitt is not good at releasing the dirt, that’s why a specially made sponge is much safer. There are videos that inspected the wash mediums using a microscope and the BRS released the dirt best.

Opti-Seal is the best drying aid I tried. Tried different manufacturer sealants but they can't compete on the same level. This, of course, after a ONR wash.

Try Optimum T.A.R. for rust proofing oil? Works for my just rust proofed Peugeot e-208 GT (yellow & black 😍), but if I'm fast only Opti-Clean is enough but I was lucky with the weather, the "oil" seemed to dry up fast when the sun was shining. I did get some wet and dry small towels to deal with the rust proofing stuff. Paint prep could also work? I always also use a towel that I can throw with either Opti-Clean or ONR and add some sealant as protection becaus it is then easier to clean.

Just contact them by email?

R2R should be available from TRC Europe because I have it from a local distributor now and they get it from TRC Europe.

I don’t like and trust Scott but that might be just me.

Spray on a cleaned surface and let dwell and gently wipe with a microfiber cloth. Rinse and/or wash with ONR.

My new favourite is T.A.R.! Goodbye clay forever!? Of course iron remover is needed sometimes but not that much I think.

Sorry, should have been Power Clean. No Opti Clean used this time.

Meant to say Power Clean instead of Opti Clean....

Sorry, have to "spam" this also here for everyone to see, so I tried using T.A.R. on my car with now rough sides thanks to "salt" (or whatever it is in Finland). Result was excellent! Did this as a test between 2 products: Washed both front doors with ONR (new formula) using the Big Red Sponge and dryed the panels. Sprayed T.A.R. on one of the doors and Power Clean (1:3) on the other door (not at the same time). Let dwell for 2 minutes and agitated gently with a microfiber towel (separate towels for each product). The T.A.R. towel was much dirtier than the Opti Clean. Washed again (2 times) with ONR and the Big Red Sponge and dryed the panel. Did only one test-side at a time e.g. one product at a time, after each other. The Opti Clean side still felt rough but the T.A.R. side was smooth like a babys bottom! Added Opti-Clean on top. Question: Could there be a danger with the T.A.R. or Opti Clean if one couldn't get everything cleaned off using BRS and ONR? Did wash inside the doors also with just ONR. @Ron@Optimum Same thing written also in this other thread, sorry, too happy!

Luckily I didn't "believe" you so I tried using T.A.R. on my car with now rough sides thanks to "salt" (or whatever it is in Finland). Result was excellent! Did this: Washed both front doors with ONR (new formula) using the Big Red Sponge and dryed the panels. Sprayed T.A.R. on one of the doors and Power Clean (1:3) on the other door (not at the same time). Let dwell for 2 minutes and agitated gently with a microfiber towel (separate towels for each product). The T.A.R. towel was much dirtier than the Opti Clean. Washed again (2 times) with ONR and the Big Red Sponge and dryed the panel. Did only one test-side at a time e.g. one product at a time, after each other. The Opti Clean side still felt rough but the T.A.R. side was smooth like a babys bottom! Added Opti-Clean on top. Question: Could there be a danger with the T.A.R. or Opti Clean if one couldn't get everything cleaned off using BRS and ONR? Did wash inside the doors also with just ONR.

I now have new ONR here in Europe coming my way tomorrow!

No, but now there is a new product on the market for cleaning the towels P&S (or The Rag Company) Rags To Riches. It is probably worth to check out!?