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For the record, as my lease ends on my current car, I just run through it with the ONR which doesn't take so long. But with a car I care about (like my upcoming car I'm buying) I tend to take my time.

Yeah, exactly. I just milk it and take my time, get all the crevices, etc. That's why I hate multi step processes. I once washed, clayed and sealed a car. Took me like 15 hours! lol

Thanks. Yeah, I can imagine that. The ONR W/W could be a little more difficult to dry due to buffing the wax residue. It seems as if the wax isn't dyed enough to make it stain anything as well? I'd love if it helped shine up the black plastic bits, but although I believe a liquid type wax might...

Hi, I've been using ONR Wash/Wax and I absolutely love it. Kind of a dream product for an anal car enthusiast like me who also likes the "lazy" one-step process to shave as much time as possible (an ONR wash still takes me over an hour, sometimes two, to give an idea). After reading about the...

Hi, seems like my thread wouldn't go through, so here goes with the question in this form (in case it doesn't work in the other one again). Big car nut here, OCD in keeping them looking right, but probably a newb compared to most of you. :D ........ Hi, I've been using ONR Wash/Wax and I...