TUDM Posted July 18, 2017 Share Posted July 18, 2017 My conventional wash process now that I discovered Optimum products: I use a coin op which has compressed air to dry. 1. Before initial pressure washer rinse I use a pump sprayer to pre soak the dry-dirty car with ONR. 2. Rinse with pressure washer. 3. Use a BRS with OCWC to wash using the two buckets with grid guards. 4. Final rinse with pressure washer. 5. Dry using compressed air. 6. Use a pluffle to pat dry any remaining water. Can I use another ONR pre soak before doing the wash pass for added lubrication? Looking to replace my drying towels with EDGELESS drying towels. Any thoughts I have only found CG edgeless drying towels? Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
No Soap Posted July 18, 2017 Share Posted July 18, 2017 I use the Rag Company Minx (they are edgeless) as drying towels and use a drying aid (Optimum Spray Wax etc) to really help with the drying process (and make it safer). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Guz Posted July 19, 2017 Share Posted July 19, 2017 12 hours ago, TUDM said: My conventional wash process now that I discovered Optimum products: I use a coin op which has compressed air to dry. 1. Before initial pressure washer rinse I use a pump sprayer to pre soak the dry-dirty car with ONR. 2. Rinse with pressure washer. 3. Use a BRS with OCWC to wash using the two buckets with grid guards. 4. Final rinse with pressure washer. 5. Dry using compressed air. 6. Use a pluffle to pat dry any remaining water. Can I use another ONR pre soak before doing the wash pass for added lubrication? Looking to replace my drying towels with EDGELESS drying towels. Any thoughts I have only found CG edgeless drying towels? Thanks! The initial ONR pre-spray seems like a waste of ONR. Especially if you are going to blast the surface with a pressure washer. Here's an even simpler process 1. Rinse 2. Wash 3. Dry 4. Done No need to over think it or over complicate things. The pluffle is a fine drying towel. It absorbs water better than an edgeless towe such as the TRC eagle edgelessl. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Habs Posted January 18, 2019 Share Posted January 18, 2019 On 7/18/2017 at 3:14 PM, TUDM said: My conventional wash process now that I discovered Optimum products: I use a coin op which has compressed air to dry. 1. Before initial pressure washer rinse I use a pump sprayer to pre soak the dry-dirty car with ONR. 2. Rinse with pressure washer. 3. Use a BRS with OCWC to wash using the two buckets with grid guards. 4. Final rinse with pressure washer. 5. Dry using compressed air. 6. Use a pluffle to pat dry any remaining water. Can I use another ONR pre soak before doing the wash pass for added lubrication? Looking to replace my drying towels with EDGELESS drying towels. Any thoughts I have only found CG edgeless drying towels? Thanks! This is how I wash now a bit simpler Rinse car Foam car Then I have one bucket full of wash mitts soaked in soapy water and wash car one mitt per panel Rinse car Then take weed sprayer with onr soak the car then dry with wax I am thinking of putting power clean in the soap this would realy clean the paint then re wax Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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