Who thinks Autogeek should sell the Big Red Sponge?

FUNX650 said:
Please let me low what you think
of the below information. TIA.
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On July, 1st 2015
Yvan Lacroix said:

"I designed the BRS specifically for ONR. It uses
ONR's dirt relesing and watre softening abilities to it's
advantage by dropping the dirt off the sponge as soon
as it touches the ONR surface".
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Bob
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Yes the BRS will release dirt very quickly and you only have to use one bucket with ONR and a Grit Guard instead of using two buckets as long as you use ONR
 
Real Riders said:
Yes the BRS will release dirt very quickly and you only have to use one bucket with ONR and a Grit Guard instead of using two buckets as long as you use ONR
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I meant using the BRS with "soap".
What do you think about that...
(since it was stated it was not
designed to be so used that way)?


Bob
 
i have not used a sponge in years, was told they would hold grit and cause scratches. now they are making a comeback?
 
dabirdz said:
i have not used a sponge in years, was told they would hold grit and cause scratches. now they are making a comeback?
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I hear that:
Washing a car with a sponge...
(while wearing a Leisure Suit)...
Makes for a rather snazzy ensemble.


Bob
 
FUNX650 said:
I meant using the BRS with "soap".
What do you think about that...
(since it was stated it was not
designed to be so used that way)?


Bob
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Bob, I have never used the Big Red Sponge with soap , only for a Rinseless Wash so I am not sure how it would perform with soap. I do know the Big Blue Sponge works great with car soap
 
I understand for the Big Red Sponge to work properly it needs to soak in ONR at all times
 
Dogfather said:
This sponge is starting to sound a little wacky. I think I want to change my vote.
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The sponge is very dense and does not want to conform to the panels. Soaking it in ONR at all times keeps the sponge soft, conforms to the panels better, and it lasts longer
 
Dogfather said:
I haven't yet, but that's what I bought it for. Sometimes GDWM gets a little tedious for me and doing searches showed the bone to be pretty popular in this regard.
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hello there! do you have an update on using the bone for rinseless wash? if yes, can you share your technique please? :)
 
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