Espyone
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- May 23, 2012
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First time using ONR and fine grade clay mitt.
ONR is a great clay lube and to think it will make lots of it.
Just put 2 oz in one gallon of water then put some in my mister.
The mitt worked well and did not scratch or mar. It was used on a 2007 black CLS 550. I also used a bucket with a grit gaurd and placed 3 gallons of water and 4 oz of ONR to dip the mitt in to clean any contaminants that were on the mitt.
This thing was easy to use. Healthy lubrication and light pressure did the job. The car was not heavily contaminated, but there was a fair share. It did have light swirls. Customer wants me to take care of it on my next visit.
Over all I am happy with the both products and will definitely use it here on out.
Here are some pictures of the products and the car.
Car was topped off with BL, Jetseal 109, and some V7
ONR is a great clay lube and to think it will make lots of it.
Just put 2 oz in one gallon of water then put some in my mister.
The mitt worked well and did not scratch or mar. It was used on a 2007 black CLS 550. I also used a bucket with a grit gaurd and placed 3 gallons of water and 4 oz of ONR to dip the mitt in to clean any contaminants that were on the mitt.
This thing was easy to use. Healthy lubrication and light pressure did the job. The car was not heavily contaminated, but there was a fair share. It did have light swirls. Customer wants me to take care of it on my next visit.
Over all I am happy with the both products and will definitely use it here on out.
Here are some pictures of the products and the car.
Car was topped off with BL, Jetseal 109, and some V7