Optimum No Rinse Users

[Russecu]

Anyone have any feed back on this? I am thinking about getting some to try out like after a rain and my truck isn't too dirty. I have read it is a good product and doesn't leave any marring but am still skeptical of the term No-Rinse.

[BDornseif]

Anyone have any feed back on this? I am thinking about getting some to try out like after a rain and my truck isn't too dirty. I have read it is a good product and doesn't leave any marring but am still skeptical of the term No-Rinse.

I think you were be pleasantly surprised by the ease, speed, and results of the process. It leaves a very clean, slick, and non-marred surface and you can do your vehicle in a fraction of the time that normal hose washing takes. However, I still believe that the two bucket method with the hose is the best way to get your vehicle clean, but Optimum No Rinse really comes into its own this time of year when the temperature outside is below freezing, and the only place to work on your vehicle is the garage.

[BigLeegr]

Haven't used it too much, but the couple times I have it worked well. (Not really dirty car, though.) I haven't quite figured out how to get a streak free finish through just wiping, so I follow it up with either S+W or a QD.
I think this method is better for reducing the chance of freezing your locks after a wash than via spraying/touchless washes.
(Has anyone had a good wash from one of these touchless deals? :? The few times I've used them I've never gotten a clean car. There is always a film left behind. :x )

[wytstang]

I've used it and it works well, I do a section at a time and dry.

[Jose]

I've used it and it works well, I do a section at a time and dry.

Agree! I was skeptic about ONR, but I tried it today for the first time and I was impressed!:shocked

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