Optimum No Rinse

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SouthernStyles

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Does anyone in Ga know were i could buy it locally i would like to order it from the geeks like i do everything else but i need this asap and dont feel like paying shipping for just that! Any advise or help is appreciated!
 
I have no idea where to find it in Atlanta, but,,,,,,,,
Depending on how much you plan to buy, your shipping cost is going to be from $6 to $10.
Driving around trying to find it won't be free.
Spend a few bucks looking for it or spend a little more and have it in a couple of days. :)

You might find Protect All Quick & Easy Wash at a RV store. It's not ONR, but it is a good product.
 
You can always contact Optimum and see if they can tell you if there is someone around there.
 
Thanks Meghan ill try that! I looked on there website but didnt find anything :( But if i cant find it i will be making anthor order soon!! Since yall did a great job on my last one! except my all season dressing leaked out which made me sad!
 
I have the DP 4-in-1 and have used both before. I am in cobb county if you need any.
If I can help you out, you can have some to use. Till you get some ONR
 
That would be great i was looking at the 4n1 as well as the ONR i have yet to try either and i have a Bmw to detail Friday and i have no access to water so i wanted to try ONR and see how i feel about it!
 
SouthernStyles said:
That would be great i was looking at the 4n1 as well as the ONR i have yet to try either and i have a Bmw to detail Friday and i have no access to water so i wanted to try ONR and see how i feel about it!
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If you have no access to water you need a waterless wash, not a rinseless wash, unless you want to carry 2-3 gallons in a jug.
 
Well i have about 20 - 1gals. of distilled water im going to be using for ONR i just plan on taking about 4 with me each detail to make the ONR from now on i want to switch to it instead of a traditional wash
 
Bring along a garden sprayer or a pump sprayer in case the lower panels are really dirty. You can pre-soak those areas as well as the wheels and tires. You should pre-soak with a higher dilution for better lubrication. QD strengh is 8ozs per gallon.
 
Your welcome, you'll be ordering a gallon or two shortly.
 
SouthernStyles said:
That would be great i was looking at the 4n1 as well as the ONR i have yet to try either and i have a Bmw to detail Friday and i have no access to water so i wanted to try ONR and see how i feel about it!
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Sending you a PM with my contact info. I sell OPT products and located in Roswell. :dblthumb2:

Would be my pleasure to sell you some ONR and I will also show you how to wash a car using this great product. Pricing is same as on the OPT site.

I work from home so lets get you going.
al the paintpolisher
 
SouthernStyles said:
Well i have about 20 - 1gals. of distilled water im going to be using for ONR i just plan on taking about 4 with me each detail to make the ONR from now on i want to switch to it instead of a traditional wash
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As long as you don't find it causing any swirls:
  • it does leave behind a nice polymer layer of slickness/protection
  • When using with distilled water there's very little (maybe none?) chance of water spotting
  • You're saving water and contributing less pollutants to a storm drain that might have otherwise dumped your waste water + product into a nearby stream
All things that you can't say about a traditional wash.

I also spray on some Optimum Instant Detailer & Gloss Enhancer during drying.
 
I would like the Natty's Red that you were supposed to send me for the Dodo Juice Red Mist that I mailed to you over a week ago please.
 
Meghan said:
You can always contact Optimum and see if they can tell you if there is someone around there.
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OOOOORRRRRRR autogeek needs to open up more warehouses around the US!!! :dblthumb2: LOL I know that would just cause more problems then they are probably worth, but I'd come work for you guys, in a hearbeat! Or at the very least I would be there so much buying stuff that I might be confused with a co-worker. ;)
 
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