Search results

Thanks guys , from reading most of the remarks I think the panel was just to dirty to begin with and that’s probably what happened. I think I expected onr to be more then it is. I will test it out the next time we have shitty weather which should be tomorrow then I’ll know for sure but thanks...

Yeah sorry I’m just dipping the towels in the onr solution bucket and wiping the panel then applying beadmaker and drying Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I see what your saying but I’m wiping it with the drying towel only after I’ve already taken the dirt off with the onr, like I can take a towel with onr wipe the panel and have it full of dirt then take another clean mf wipe the same panel and it be totally clean, then spray some beadmaker on...

I don’t know if getting into detailing was a blessing or. A curse lol sometimes I feel like ignorance was bliss all these years lol Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yes sorry rinse less, ok well then maybe that is my issue I guess I’ll find out as it’s rained again here in Seattle oops I mean New York Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yes sir that’s what I did this time cause the car was extra grimy, Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I’m going to put it in my foam gun so I guess I’ll have to experiment also , but I use beadmaker as a drying agent so that will help add some protection afterwards Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes I just picked up a bottle of that, will it take off any sealant or wax or anything like that ? Do you use it with your regular soap or stand alone ? Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Since no one else is really having a problem that I’m having I guess I’ll have the car polished and then once I have a clean surface to work with try something from there thanks for the input fellas much appreciated Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That’s what I was thinking maybe the beadmaker is breaking down the dirt, I live in nyc and most of my driving is highway but don’t live or work in any industrial place but who knows what left on the highway. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah mine lol [emoji57] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks mike I will watch those , I’m just confused as to why the onr doesn’t take it off even if I use multiple mf towels but the bead maker does with just a drying towel. Very strange Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’m using regular mf towels with onr I have so many that I don’t need the brs because i never have to use the same towel twice. I have also tried going over a panel twice with onr the second pass is usually clean but once I spray beadmaker or any lsp and I start to dry I get the results in the...

I used onr the way it says on the bottle but when I dry the panel my white drying towel is full of dirt? Is this road film? Do I need to use a soap that takes off toad grime every time and will that in turn take off my bead maker so that I need to reapply that in full every time ? This is my...

Ok I’ll look I do have some correcting cream at home I could bring him , do u think that would work by hand? We don’t have the option of using a polisher Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi everyone I have a work colleague who scratched his rental car and I’m trying to help him figure out a product he can use that he can find at auto zone etc the scratches look too deep but maybe something to make it look a little more presentable Thanks guys Sent from my iPhone using...

I used it right after polishing and juts use it as a drying aid after washes. From what I’ve heard it’s compatible with most waxes sealants etc Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey thanks I’m using bead maker after the polishing stage so I should use the paint prep to take off the leftover finishing polish correct ? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi I’m starting my first full detail on a black car and I have a question regarding the beginning process, I. Have chemical guys clean slate, griots paint prep and rust oleum auto wax remover. Should I use the clean slate first and just use the griots after the coating and polishing process ...