Drivemax Posted March 31, 2011 Share Posted March 31, 2011 Greeting to all OPT Teams,Fans And Dr. G Really love OPT product of ease of use. I have some issue with ONRv2 which lack of cleaning power to clean up 2 week build up dust and road grime. My question is :- (1) Is it possible to add OPC to ONR? (2) Will OPC kill ONR polymer? (3) What ratio is suitable? Even will wash all the wax/sealant is ok.. (3) Any other good washing method to increase ONR cleaning power? Thanks for all those who reply ... BR Kenneth Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Drivemax Posted April 1, 2011 Author Share Posted April 1, 2011 Hi Kenneth You may use OPC as a prespray before a ONR wash, but you will need to use the two bucket method as you will need to rinse your wash media after every panel. 1. spray OPC 5:1 on a panel and allow to dwell for a few seconds. 2. ONR wash as usual making multiple passes if needed. 3. rinse wash media in water only rinse bucket before returning to ONR bucket. NOTE: OPC at any dilution will compromise/weaken/remove your LSP...so essentially you will only have ONR protection on the paint after using OPC as a prespray. Limiting usage to lower panels and front bumper will save time if you plan on adding OID, OCW, or OOS after your wash. Thanks Chris, At the moment, I spray at the damp M/F with OPC 10:1 and wipe around the working panel then follow up with ONR.. How about mixing them together? Any idea ? Even the LSP is gone also fine as OPT wax/sealant are SUPER ease to use... Thanks again BR Kenneth Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Drivemax Posted April 3, 2011 Author Share Posted April 3, 2011 PC should be rinsed so I recommend you stay with what you're doing or try my method. I do find that OptiClean cleans well as a pre spray and it doesn't strip wax. Sent from my iPad 2 viaTapatalk Thanks Chris I will look through about Opti Clean BR Kenneth Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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