The Guz
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- Jun 17, 2013
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Do you find the BRS works with other RW's besides ONR ?
Yes.
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Do you find the BRS works with other RW's besides ONR ?
Yes.
...12 microfiber 16x16 edgeless. 1.5 gallons Rinse-less mixed in a 2 gallon gamma sealed bucket. Using MKees 914 and griots BSR. Drop 3 MF in at a time. One wipe across panel per side in a rolling sweeping motion then switch sides. ...
Sorry for Off Topic - Where did you find your 2 gallon Gamma Seal bucket/lid? It's been a while since I looked, but I thought I had only seen the 3.5 gallon buckets w/ 5 gallon lids (Or maybe it was the 2 gallon ones were way more than I wanted to pay for a bucket..). I'd love to add one or two of these to the arsenal.
PM if needed - Thanks!
I specifically bought the big red sponge when I bought my last bottle of ONR so I could try out using a sponge. I thought the BRS did well, as far as removing dirt and not marring up the surface. What I didn't like was the mess all over my garage floor. It seemed like I struggled getting the right amount in the sponge VS too much and the ONR going everywhere. Plus, I used a ton of MF towels just to dry to a shine. I switched back to using just MF towels. I prefer longer nap MF towels. I don't remember the GSM, but they are the rag company creature edgeless towels, I believe. I'm going to be switching over to a better towel, though. Mine tend to leave a MF shed behind, even after multiple washes. Anyone else experience that with creature towels?
MF towels give you 8 cleaning sections with 1-3 passes per square based on how dirty the panel is. Just roll the section for a clean section, it's a smaller section but its there....USE IT!
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Mitts are always the good choice for an extreme wash method.
Oh no. You guys up north still got to do rinseless washes huh?![]()
Kinda like this, Bill?
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Oh no. You guys up north still got to do rinseless washes huh?
Both times I ran to the DIY spray car wash and rinsed it with just the high pressure rinse to get the layer of sand/salt off the paint. I then drove home (~1/2 mile) and did the rinseless wash in the garage to get the film off the paint.
I used 4 microfiber towels since it's a small car (VW Golf) and is fairly clean after the pressure rinse.
Oh no. You guys up north still got to do rinseless washes huh?
Your right, a sponge doesn't lift but it absorbs and does it VERY well! When I do a 2BM wash using RW the rinse water turns dark pretty quickly, so I do quick dunks and squeezes of my Aqua sponge. The nice thing about the Aqua sponge or any similar sponge is this...FLAT surface, thus making each single pass that much more effective!Definitely a wash mitt. You want something that will lift the dirt. A sponge does not lift. Just make sure you use a scrubbing board in your rinse bucket and multiple wash mitts.
I'm not disagreeing with their directions but hear me out. Yes the dirt goes to the bottom, ofcoarse, but even so a grit guard is needed as well as a second rinse bucket with a grit guard for that bucket for the safest wash. This applies to using the grout sponge but when using multiple mf towels in the wash solution bucket, no grit guard or 2nd bucket is needed because your pulling a fresh and clean mf towel out everytime and putting aside when its dirty.So ONR says that with their formula, the dirt releases in the solution and falls to the bottom of the bucket. I cant remember the technical speak for that but that is the general idea from my understanding. Is this common for the other RW's out there ?