Can I use ONR+C as a spray wax?

[Baconz2012]

I recently bought some regular ONR no more than a month ago and love that stuff. I use it as a QD and it's saved a lit of money. With the ONR+C just being released I figured it would leave a slicker surface and maybe be used as a spray wax to just keep the slickness up on my vehicle. Thanks

 

[SonOfOC]

You probably can since it has wax in it, just don't expect OCW durability.

ONRWW is another homerun product by Optimum. It is excellent as a rinseless wash and works pretty darn well as a waterless wash or QD.

I been playing around with the mixing ratios. The slickness and shine of ONRWW is impressive.

 

[jjj]

You probably can since it has wax in it, just don't expect OCW durability.

ONRWW is another homerun product by Optimum. It is excellent as a rinseless wash and works pretty darn well as a waterless wash or QD.

I been playing around with the mixing ratios. The slickness and shine of ONRWW is impressive.

You using 1:16 ratio for waterless? If not what ratio did you find that works? thx

 

[SonOfOC]

You using 1:16 ratio for waterless? If not what ratio did you find that works? thx

You must be experimenting yourself.

I'm still playing around with 1:16 through 1:32. I finding that 1:32 is working better for me. It allows me to use a small garden sprayer to really drench the car.

In the ratio above, ONRWW does a very good job of immitating UWW+ as a waterless.

 

[jjj]

You must be experimenting yourself.

I'm still playing around with 1:16 through 1:32. I finding that 1:32 is working better for me. It allows me to use a small garden sprayer to really drench the car.

In the ratio above, ONRWW does a very good job of immitating UWW+ as a waterless.

I like it. I'm in that range now. I'm going to try your garden spray idea. Thx for info.!!

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[Chris Thomas]

You can use it as a spray detailer that has wax in it...but it's not going to be the same as using a spray wax. Optimum Car Wax is an undiluted product than can provide up to 5 months of wax protection. I would guess the NRWW may give from wash to wash or up to a month max. There may be a cumulative effect if used weekly, but most time saving, multitasking products never provide the same results as a multistep task specific approach. So...it just depends on what results you are trying to achieve.

 

[Baconz2012]

You can use it as a spray detailer that has wax in it...but it's not going to be the same as using a spray wax. Optimum Car Wax is an undiluted product than can provide up to 5 months of wax protection. I would guess the NRWW may give from wash to wash or up to a month max. There may be a cumulative effect if used weekly, but most time saving, multitasking products never provide the same results as a multistep task specific approach. So...it just depends on what results you are trying to achieve.

Thanks for your response Chris. I know it wont last as long as a paint sealant or wax. I just want something in between washes when it gets dusty to just keep the shine until the next waxing. quick question, would the dilution ratios be the same as ONR??