Most lubricated car wash soap (2 bucket method)

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Just curious which is the most lubricated car wash soap on the market. I have used many and tried many but still think their is a better one out there, your opinions are greatly appreciated.
 
You have used many? Have you tried Optimum ONR/ONRWW?
 
Italian Guy said:
No not yet, how slick is it and does it have good lubricity.
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They are both Rinseless washes, high lubricity. Maybe ihaveacamaro can chime in, I have both products but he has a lot more experience with Optimum products than I.
 
Not to hijack the thread, but is it possible to use ONR or ONRWW as a traditional wash? I don't see why not, but I could be wrong.
 
the rinseless concentrates all can be diluted less to be used as clay lube so it can be as lubricious as youd like :)

i like ONR though for me using unfiltered tap/hose water, i dilute 1oz to 1gal. for rinseless washing using Garry deans method

with ONRWW on the way, ill try their recommended dilution but will probably go with what i like.
 
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T_velar said:
Not to hijack the thread, but is it possible to use ONR or ONRWW as a traditional wash? I don't see why not, but I could be wrong.
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I dont see why not either, but you would be working backwards. Hence its "no rinse" name, why would you rinse after? Waste of water, and waste of time.
 
You can add a shot of ONR or ONRWW to your normal sudsy soap and get the best of both worlds. ;)
 
For traditional I really like the Chemical Guys Glossworkz, but I haven't used many different car shampoos. Most of them were just "over the counter" Meguiar's and the usual.
 
I use lots of different kinds of traditional soaps and I just add in an ounce of no rinse ONR or DP Wash N Gloss for extra lubrication. I have heard it kills the suds of the regualar soap somewhat but I'm ok with that and I still find I have suds. Just bought some Optimum Car Wash and ONR that I will use as a combo (Car Wash plus an ounce of ONR) to clean my car.
 
Citrus wash and gloss or citrus wash and clear hands down best bang for buck
 
SON1C said:
Citrus wash and gloss or citrus wash and clear hands down best bang for buck
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That won't strip the wax, you have to use the clear one, correct, I bought Mr. Pink but for a 2 bucket wash there was not that much lubrication but plenty of suds. Looking for a lot of lubricity and some suds if you know what I am saying.
 
Italian Guy said:
That won't strip the wax, you have to use the clear one, correct, I bought Mr. Pink but for a 2 bucket wash there was not that much lubrication but plenty of suds. Looking for a lot of lubricity and some suds if you know what I am saying.
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Neither will strip wax at the proper dilution which is a cap per 4 gallon, I find them very lubricious clear more so than gloss ime
I haven't used pink yet but with all it's foam cannoning toting I can imagine that some things were sacrificed for ultimate suds and foam etc
 
dad07 said:
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Yeh gotta go with this especially for the $. Tried quite a few and that used to be my go to, getting back into detailing and ordered duragloss wash again. Really any of the boutique stuff is good though, can't really go wrong either way.
 
I haven't tried a ton of different wash concentrates but have used a dozen or so different brands and Poorboy's World "Super Slick and Suds" is definitely the slickest I've tried.
 
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