For us apartment or condo dwellers...

[kiteman]

Originally Posted by CamaroDreams07

I would still highly recommend a grit guard and two buckets for ONR. It is great stuff, but it's not a miracle. Also, it should only be used on moderately soiled panels. If you have any heavy dirt or mud, forget it.

gm paint is pretty resilient when it comes to light scratches and marring from a dirty wash. i've never experienced problems.

just so people don't go nuts over what i just said, gm paint may be brittle when hit by a rock, but the clear coat is not very soft and handles contaminants much better than a lot of other paints.

[David79z28]

Originally Posted by CamaroDreams07

I would still highly recommend a grit guard and two buckets for ONR. It is great stuff, but it's not a miracle. Also, it should only be used on moderately soiled panels. If you have any heavy dirt or mud, forget it.

+1

I go overboard and still use grit guards and 2 buckets. I knock as much dirt, poop, etc off as I can with high pressure.

I'll remove any poop with ONR and a mirofiber before I do the rest of the car.

The last thing I do are my wheels. I empty the remaining ONR into a 3rd bucket and use an old microfiber on my wheels.

Like I said, I go overboard!!!

[Krapdavid]

I was just thinking this lol awesome.