Spray Wax Help Please.

mix this at a 10:1 dilution ratio and you'll have some of the slickest QD/spray wax...
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Check out sonax brilliant shine detailer. Not quite as economical but it lasts roughly twice as long as d156. Only downside is you can't use it in the sun like you can with d156. Don't be fooled by the fact it's marketed as a detail spray. Use it like a spray sealant.
 
pro 4x said:
Have you seen the new home brew spray wax kit?

McKee's 37 Home Brew Spray Wax Kit 128 oz.
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Can this same principle be used with ONRWW?

I keep a bottle of ONR mixed at the QD dilution for a light presoak during my rinseless washes. I'd been toying with the idea of getting ONRWW just because of how economical it would be to have a rinseless wash, QD, and potentially spray wax all in one concentrate.

Would the mckees would be significantly better than the ONRWW for this purpose?
 
Finick said:
Can this same principle be used with ONRWW?

I keep a bottle of ONR mixed at the QD dilution for a light presoak during my rinseless washes. I'd been toying with the idea of getting ONRWW just because of how economical it would be to have a rinseless wash, QD, and potentially spray wax all in one concentrate.

Would the mckees would be significantly better than the ONRWW for this purpose?
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Not sure if McKee's is better or not. Like with most things we use, they're all good. I have 5 different buckets with different rinseless products right now. They're all good and I can't really say which is better than the others. One or two may be better for coated cars. It's really more a preference than an absolute.

I would guess using ONRWW this way is fine. You could do a search here or the Opt forum to see that specific question has been answered.

I also do what Visitor mentioned above with DG 931. Works well and is economical. Every time I use DG Rinseless I wonder why I don't use it more often. As QD and optionally followed up with Aquawax it's surprisingly good.
 
RippyD said:
Not sure if McKee's is better or not. Like with most things we use, they're all good. I have 5 different buckets with different rinseless products right now. They're all good and I can't really say which is better than the others. One or two may be better for coated cars. It's really more a preference than an absolute.

I would guess using ONRWW this way is fine. You could do a search here or the Opt forum to see that specific question has been answered.

I also do what Visitor mentioned above with DG 931. Works well and is economical. Every time I use DG Rinseless I wonder why I don't use it more often. As QD and optionally followed up with Aquawax it's surprisingly good.
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That's kind of what I figured. Considering I wash every 7-10 days, and usually give my car one wipedown with a QD spray in between washes, it doesn't seem like it would make a practical difference which is better. It's not like I'm pushing the boundaries of what a wash/wax can do or anything. I'm just looking to consolidate and simplify what I keep on hand, and the washing process overall.
 
I was reminded that I can use the synthetic wax in full sun, thanks.
 
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