Has anyone used this product?

[JohnnyT]

I take there is no white residue with the spray wax?

Nope. I had been using Dodo Juice Red Mist Tropical but I like this better.

Not too heavy though - thin layer is the secret. Spraying too much on gives you no added protection and is actually detrimental to the look.

With the ONR, you are only using the weight of the sponge. It will feel weird at first putting a wet sponge (make sure it is clean) on a dry, dirty car but have no fear - it won't scratch. Do the roof and windows, then dry. Do the front hood, then dry. The rear hatch, then dry. And so on. One panel at a time. Do a YouTube search also.

 

[JohnnyT]

I use Eagle One nanowax and it does not leave any white/haze, but the Meguiars I used did leave white/haze..guess I need to WO more! Is Amazon the best place to buy the ONR?

Go Bucs! LOL

No wax. Use sealant. Much better. Look up Collinite 845. It is a fantastic sealant and will last months. If you choose, then you can top it with a wax or spray wax but it is not essential.

A bottle goes a long way and it's only $15. Put it on very thin, give just a couple of minutes, then remove. Excellent, excellent stuff.

Go to Detailing Bliss Forum - News for more info on it's effectiveness.

 

[Ukie]

No wax. Use sealant. Much better. Look up Collinite 845.

I wouldn't put so bold statement about sealant vs wax.

Collinite 845 is a great product and it's a wax.
You can do Collinite sandwich as par Accumulator from Autopia:
"Collinite 845 for the base layer, topped with Collinite 476S, and then topped/refreshed with Collinite 845.
The first layer of 845 helps minimize 476S buildup around stuff like edges/pinstripes/etc. And works great on trim. It also makes the 476S application/buffing go easier. The 476S (might want to keep it off trim) gives great protection that lasts longer than 845. The final 845 can make things a little slicker, provide an additional sacrificial layer over top of the 476S, and is a quick/easy way to refresh things."

 

[Johnny Utah]

just found this thread. I'm gonna try this crap.

I just moved to a new house and there is no water hose, so this is genius.