ONR WW with spray wax afterwards?

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I am placing a big order with autogeek for my new car. In the past I used ONR plus the OCW spray afterwards. I love this combination. I am almost out of both so I was going to reorder but noticed the new ONRWW. If I went with this new product, would I need to use the OCW afterwards? Is the wax inside the new ONRWW as good as if I used spray wax afterwards? Maybe I should just stay with ONR plus their spray wax? Any help would be appreciated!
 
ONRWW leaves behind a slicker finish compare to just ONR. OCW also complements ONRWW for more slicker finish. I now use ONRWW as my only wash every other week. Great stuff:xyxthumbs:
 
I would still follow up with the designated spray wax afterwards as its more concentrated, although the ONR w/ wax mixed in is just that "little extra" and doing the spray wax is just that much better!

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I have used OCW after an ONRWW wash and frankly, it was just awesome. Honeslty probably didnt need to do it, but it was worth it!
 
I have never used ONRWW. I have and use OCW though. As good as OCW is, and it is extremely good, I just don't see the need to get ONRWW at all. One coat of OCW will last several months on a properly prepared surface. I doubt ONRWW comes close to that level of durability.
 
YOTR said:
I am placing a big order with autogeek for my new car. In the past I used ONR plus the OCW spray afterwards. I love this combination. I am almost out of both so I was going to reorder but noticed the new ONRWW. If I went with this new product, would I need to use the OCW afterwards? Is the wax inside the new ONRWW as good as if I used spray wax afterwards? Maybe I should just stay with ONR plus their spray wax? Any help would be appreciated!
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Welcome ONRWW is just the best and easy on the wallet also.

FFguy808 said:
ONRWW leaves behind a slicker finish compare to just ONR. OCW also complements ONRWW for more slicker finish. I now use ONRWW as my only wash every other week. Great stuff:xyxthumbs:
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+1 well said
 
mwoolfso said:
I have never used ONRWW. I have and use OCW though. As good as OCW is, and it is extremely good, I just don't see the need to get ONRWW at all. One coat of OCW will last several months on a properly prepared surface. I doubt ONRWW comes close to that level of durability.
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Onr ww gives about 3 weeks worth of decent beading in my experience.
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VP Mark said:
Onr ww gives about 3 weeks worth of decent beading in my experience.
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Yeah I figured it was something like that. I just cannot see washing regularly with ONRWW and the always topping with OCW.... just seems like a waste of product to me.
 
I use ONRWW weekly and apply OID biweekly after ONRWW. I apply spray wax after ONRWW once a month. This process seems to work well.
 
Thanks for everyone for the replies. The main reason I was thinking about going with the ONRWW was because the regular ONR sometimes stains my microfiber cloths and I thought it might be an improved formula. The staining is not that bad or anything but there is a tint to some of my cloths. Again not a huge deal obviously. I also figured as someone stated that the ONRWW probably didn't have the concentrated wax that the OCW has.

I also understand that going ove the ONRWW with OCW is probably overkill. I am used to always putting on a spray wax after I wash my car though. Maybe I should just reorder the ONR and another bottle of the OCW instead? I guess I could always just buy the ONRWW and only wax it once a month with the OCW as another user stated.
 
I use to do the same thing with Duragloss Rinseless wash with AquaWax. I tried it alone and it looked great but thought a spray down with pure AquaWax after the wash would enhance the appearance even further. I really could not tell much difference in appearance after using the AquaWax.

I would think the protection afford by the dedicated, full strength AquaWax is probably a little better than the small amount of the product that is contained in the wash mix. My guess is that the same holds true for ONRWW and OCW. To add OCW afterwards can't hurt but I question if it is worth the trouble and, as you point out, may be overkill - I know it is with Duragloss.
 
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