Heijneker 38 Posted March 22 For a business oppurtinuty, there may be a need to wash big delivery fans/lorries with ONR. One of the challenges is drying, or at least preventing water/polymer spots. Yvan Lacroix has stated it's possible to rinse ONR with distilled water for a perfect finish. I would like to hear other people's experience on this and how you went about it. Thanks! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mr.Outback 2 Posted March 22 I've used ONR with distilled water in a small IK 2.0 sprayer as a "final rinse" stage (wash, blow dry, rinse with ONR/distilled H20, microfiber dry). Seems to work well. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mr.Outback 2 Posted March 26 On 3/22/2021 at 7:54 AM, Mr.Outback said: I've used ONR with distilled water in a small IK 2.0 sprayer as a "final rinse" stage (wash, blow dry, rinse with ONR/distilled H20, microfiber dry). Seems to work well. I've tried this several times now and the ONR spray/IK 2.0 sprayer combo, followed by gentle thick microfiber wipeoff , has done good job removing minor grime. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Habs 12 Posted March 28 When I wash with onr I rinse car (honda element) then use a ik pro 12 sprayer this thing can be pumped up with pressure about45psi with a long wand and quickly soak the hole car with onr. Then I wash the complete car with several wash mitts soaked in onr and yes when I go back to dry depending on the heat of the day the onr might start to dry . You can just use a small ik sprayer and put a little more onr on the panel and your good to go. Of course I take it a little further and I have a cheap little weed sprayer that I have onrww in it and a shot of spray wax in there for good measure and warm water if it's cold and then do one panel at a time with drying towel dampened with onrww Very nice shine and quick. If your doing large trucks this ik pro 12 sprayer I have would really speed things up . It also can lay down a excellent layer of optimums car soap for those people who have not gone to the dark side completly lol. Hope this helps Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mr.Outback 2 Posted April 29 Letting the sprayed distilled water + ONR solution dwell for a couple of minutes seems to help with bug removal, though after microfiber drying I find buggy windows usually need additional cleaning. Still, this process's far easier for mildly dirty vehicles than lugging out/ using the buckets, sponges, etc., and can be done in the garage with little mess. Also, spraying the ONR instantly shows how well the coating's protecting the coated vehicle. 1 Ron@Optimum reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
