Tempest45

I would pick a particular product on a given wash. I'll use one of the 3 depending on the look or results I want. Switch it up on the next wash if you like. .

If you have an older car with paint in poor condition I would go with OCW. It will help with UV protection and help to seal the paint. It is a hybrid product. Very pleased with its performance on my dad's 16 year old beater with poor paint. Might take some effort on the first application but will be much easier after.

All good advice, however I believe that Opticlean does leave some polymers behind for limited protection.

That's why I was wondering what specifically is different about Opticoat NR? Is this a residue free and boosted version of onr?

OS is my favorite interior protectant product. Very easy to apply and dust resistant. I think sealing plastic components is important to reduce off gasing. Makes cleaning with ONR or Opticlean easy.

What is the difference between ONR and Opti Coat no rinse? And I also use ONR as a pre spray with ONRWW with the BRS.

OCW is holding up very well on my dad's beater that is always outside in the Las Vegas sun.

Was wondering if OC included UV protection? Also the detail spray? Thanks

Opticlean is my favorite as an interior detailer.

Try ONRWW at 16:1 as a drying aid. Loving it so far.

Thanks, Ron. I'll keep playing with this on various surfaces.

If worried about dirt get a $6 pump sprayer and presoak a panel before hitting it with the BRS. This increases lubricity greatly. Could use ONRWW at the standard dilution as a drying aid if needed, but ONR is it's own drying aid.

I've started using OPC for washing microfiber and am so far very impressed!

The product I have phase separates very quickly. Is this normal? Also seems to be hard on sprayers if not used for a while. This product cleans plastic very well. Would the protective properties stick to hard surfaces?

Does Optiseal contain UV inhibitor similar to OCW?