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Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy "bunch of towels in a bucket" method. I assure you it's called the Garry Dean Wash Method unless you can produce a video showing the multiple towel method before Garry Dean

ONR has never been marketed as a waterless wash. The reason why most choose ONR as a waterless wash is because it is so economical compared to a dedicated waterless wash. I have seen detailers use ONR at 256:1 as waterless wash to save money

I am surprised so many people use ONR as waterless wash. In my opinion it is an inferior product compared to a dedicated waterless wash

If you do not have access to a water source (hose or pressure washer) I would fill a bucket with warm water and car soap. Then fill a spray bottle with solution from the bucket. Pre soak the panel and wash with a wash mitt or microfiber. Dry with a waffle weave.

Just add 1/2 ounce of car soap to a gallon of warm water and also fill a spray bottle from the solution. Pre soak the bird droppings with the spray bottle then pull a microfiber out of the warm soapy water and lay it on top of the bird droppings. When it softens , wipe off. Go back over the spot...

if you really want to go fast fill up a bucket with car soap and wash the whole car and dry (no rinse - no hose) and top it off with Meguiars Fast Finish

You want the Proline K-56p two pack

I just keep it simple and spray tire shine on a microfiber applicator and wipe the tire

Short Film on Detail Fest https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykppqUkjvwE

For some reason these products look very similar to Adams Polishes

These are great classes. I am surprised there is not a Rinseless/Waterless Wash Class

Meguiars Car Wash Plus works great and there is no need for a bucket

Since you already have the pressure washer out just use Meguiars Car Wash Plus. No bucket needed and will remove your light scratches. Much faster than ONR since you can wash the whole vehicle before rinsing --- With your method if you spray off the car first and then use ONR, the water left on...

If you are going to be a bear, be a grizzly and step up to the Kranzle for $1600 with instant on and instant off technology

I would really like for someone to compare D114 to N-914. I have made my conclusion but I will wait and see what others think