A Brief Optimum No Rinse Demo

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Anthony Orosco

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I have been trying to get a tutorial of the No Rinse and while trying so today I kept getting interrupted by rain so I had to pack it up early but for those not familiar with using No Rinse it should give you a glimpse of what it's about.


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Optimum No Rinse Demo


Anthony
 
Thanks for posting this!! It takes time to sit down and make a vid, but now maybe everyone will get on the no rinse kick!! I love how you busted out the ONR on a 200 mile F430 :)

I use ONR on just about every car I touch. My black tacoma remains swirl-free by just double checking the mitt before it hits the paint.

BTW Very nice tutorial!
 
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ehuth1 said:
Thanks for posting this!! It takes time to sit down and make a vid, but now maybe everyone will get on the no rinse kick!! I love how you busted out the ONR on a 200 mile F430 :)

Very nice tutorial!
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:whs: Now I have an idea how this works. I'll have to order some ONR next week. Man I just bought a bunch of soap and a foam gun...LOL
 
Really cool. Its good to see other people's technique when doing a rinseless wash. Thanks for taking the time. By the way what kind of drying towel were you using?
 
Wow I didn't know you had to go over the area again until the mitt comes out clean. I also thought you had to spray the car with ONR QD before you wipe the mitt over with the panel with the the ONR solution. Man I just wasted a bottle doing that.

Also cool kung fu hands. lol
 
Thanks AnthonyO for taking the time to do an Instructional video.
A product that is used the way it was intended makes it a more valuable tool.

Kudos to you, for shareing your knowledge / experience
 
Nice to see I have been using it as intended!!

Only deviation is I use more ONR to water ratio for no other reason than it makes me feel less nervouse to marr...But I have been thinking about using the mfg's recomended dilution ratio,

Thanks for sharing
 
Great video Anthony. Thanks for putting that together.
 
thanks for the video. but i dont think i would ever use that stuff.for me its like grinding dirt into the paint.
 
Thanks for taking the time to put together that vid. I have never looked back once I discovered ONR.
 
Thanks Anthony. Really enjoyed the video and always enjoy learning something new on AG.
 
littlemissGTO said:
:whs: Now I have an idea how this works. I'll have to order some ONR next week. Man I just bought a bunch of soap and a foam gun...LOL
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you can use the foam gun for a pre soak..then use no rinse...i do that alot on really dirty cars...pre soak the car...rinse it...then use no rinse wash...awesome combo
 
Thanks for the demo. It scares me to wipe down the panels with the mitt, the way you do. I usually wipe in parallel single strokes. which is a bit more time consuming. It just down right scares me.
 
Great vid. Weird but FF didn't want to load the vid I had to use IE to watch it.
 
Thanx for the demo! Now I know how no rinse works, I'm ordering ONR right now jeje.
I think I would use the ONR with the two bucket system.
 
Thanks for the feedback folks:cheers:

For those still scared of this or skeptical that it won't scratch.......I just did it on a $200,000 Ferrari!!!!:D

Seriously though, I was very skeptical of it when David first sent me the beta version. I told him he was nuts and to put down the crack pipe but he assured me it was safe. My first uses was on my work truck and various beaters and when I felt more confident with it I started using it on my clients Porsche's, Ferrari's, BMW's etc. To this day it has been wonderful with no paint damage.

I hope to get a Opti-Seal tutorial going soon.

Anthony
 
Anthony Orosco said:
I hope to get a Opti-Seal tutorial going soon.

Anthony
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That would be great as well. A thought ,you should take a few close up pictures of the paint finish after the no rinse wash in order to demonstrate that this method is swirl free too. :cheers:
 
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