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Just the two gallons I use in my bucket with the ONR mixture. It's more of a rinseless wash ;)

You got jokes! :laughing: I pre-soak the panel with a diluted mix of the ONR that I have in a hand sprayer, I then use my chenille wash mitt to clean the panel, followed by beadmaker, then dry with my drying towel. Definitely a fan and it helps as a "quick wash" when I don't have a few hours...

I've just discovered ONR and Beadmaker...and I'm very impressed with them both. My only regret is that I didn't discover them sooner :xyxthumbs:

Post wash...Pre-rain :rolleyes:

Thank you!

Weekends are for cleaning and detailing and driving to random locations to get that perfect picture :xyxthumbs:

Thank you everyone for all of your suggestions! I'll be trying the 303 I do believe :)

I always thought it was a bit on the shinier side to be considered satin as well, and I just read the description of the product and I don't see "Satin" anywhere, so I suppose that was my own addition to the product...oops. It's a Chemical Guys Product called "VRP" and honestly it used to do...

Ok, so I'm in need of some suggestions on a good interior protectant for my car. I'm currently using a Vinyl, Rubber and Plastic Protectant that gives a satin shine; it states that it's waterproof, however, I'm not sure that's true. Here's a picture of what it looks like once the protectant is...

Thank you everyone for the warm welcomes! I'll definitely be poking around and asking questions if I have any :)

Hey Guys and Gals, I'm new to the forums, but not necessarily to the detailing world. I'm a 33 year old mom living in Louisiana currently, I own an Oxford White 2003 Mustang Cobra that is my "baby." Previously, I owned a Black 2004 Mustang GT and that car is what originally got me in to the...

Sold my black car about a year ago and ended up with White, and I gotta say, keeping a White car shining is a task...but nowhere near the strain of keeping a black car shining :laughing: