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CG Bear Claw wash mitt and CG clay bars. The mitt scratched the absolute hell out of my freshly painted hood (I saw it before I moved on luckily) and the clay bars left these annoying fibers all over my car. I even pulled apart a fresh piece of clay and could grab the fibers out of it with...

Sweet, now I have confirmation without a doubt. Nice find.

That's what I thought. I also don't even really feel the need for a drying aid a lot of the time because we have a water softener. Spots have not been an issue for me since I was still using our liquid-rock water. I will probably be buying a different kind of soap to add to my arsenal, but I...

It's on a black 2007 Grand Cherokee SRT8. After the first application and only one coat, I'm incredibly happy with the results. It gives the paint quite a bit of shine. ^This brings up the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" as was mentioned a couple posts back as well.

Thanks for the replies. I wasn't necessarily worried per se, but I had the thought occur and wanted to make sure I wasn't screwing something up.

Oh I'm way too far down that rabbit hole lol, I can get very obsessed with any technical hobby. Especially when it comes to my cars.

I'm not using a drying aid, but why would I be scratching the paint if it's been rinsed? Does everybody use a drying aid? And it seems to me that I shouldn't need the lubricity of ONR if the paint is clean.

Perfect, that's exactly what I wanted to hear. Thanks Nate.

Hold on though because that's exactly my concern, that the polymers ONR leaves on top of clean paint would cause the WGDGPS to sit on top and not adhere properly. For example, I did a full wash, clay, wash, polish, wash, and seal a couple weeks ago. My concern is that the WGDGPS didn't bond...

I know it's not the proper method, I just didn't want to be hauling around a bunch of different car washes (I move a lot) and like that ONR enables me to be lazy if I need to. It's still a good quality wash, and although I recognize there are better-suited products out there if I'm rinsing...

I'm relatively new to the detailing world and have a quick question. I know a lot of people that love ONR, so it was the first decent wash that I bought. I currently use ONR like a normal wash with the 2BM and rinsing after, but I'm worried that the ONR is leaving something on the surface that...