I use this awesome spray wax along with the Double Twistress, for the drying process of my ONR wash, then top it with Bead Maker for that "overkill" gloss/slick/armored experience! Thank you for the video, guys!
After I wash a customers car I almost always dry off the car with this spray wax. If the car isn’t coated. Alittle goes along way. Adds some serious shine and some extra protection.
This question may have been answered elsewhere on this post below, but I want to know if I can "layer" the Opti-Wax OVER Opti-Seal? I always finish up my maintenance wash with a final mist (as the car is still wet) with Opti-Seal and use the Opti-Seal as my drying agent and lubrication agent for my microfiber I use for drying. Works incredibly well and it gives an incredible shine and protected finish. Where I want to tie in the Opti-Wax product is for a little more protection and that warmer "glow" I guess that wax seems to impart on a vehicle over the synthetic products even though the wax itself my be synthetic wax? Either way, wax even with some carnauba content seems to work great in giving the old school appearance of a "just waxed" car along with the feeling of slickness when you run your hand across the panel (which isn't real smart since it may impart these pesky marks we have been talking about for the past 10-15 years now! Everything about modern detailing comes down to basically once common denominator in the entire equation with that denominator being----self inflicted swirls, marks, and scratches that using all the learned techniques and products (PROPERLY) may aide in reducing. Always a good thing........less marks. But me personally love the old school WAX look and feeling. I want to stick with ONE brand of detailing products because, frankly, it's just got WAY to crazy with all the amounts of products available out there. It's NUTS! You could either buy a house, and buy 10,000 detailing products from 40 different companies. I'll stick with Optimum Polymer Technologies as these boys (And Dr David G) seem like they truly know what they are doing. OK..............BOTTOM LINE................Can you layer Optimum Spray Wax over Opti-Seal or even one better, can you Opti-Coat, then Opti-Seal, and finally finish off with Opti-Spray Wax? That would be the route I take. Heavy coating, less heavy coating, and final wax wipe down. Can it be done that way...........A-OK? or No way? Please say..........
Good question an answer would help, I too am very tired of multiple products from multiple manufactures, I do not have time to play with getting answers watching videos and not getting all the info needed but getting useless banter, I just recently got the tire dressing and some onr so far so good, but I have some questions optimum has a forum but you may wait days before a response I need absolute answers much quicker.
I like to get a base of Opti-Seal, Hyper Seal, or Gloss Coat. From there I will sometimes use Car Wax over them. My washes are either ONR, ONR wash & wax, or a hybrid where I power wash heavier filth before my ONR wash. They all seem to hold up great. Even better when I polish with Hyper Polish before hand. The Instant Detailer from Optimum is great too. Super slick, and really glossy. I'm like you, and prefer to reduce the amount of systems on my shelf. Right now I'm selling off so much product, but I do this for income, so it will get used up. Optimum, Meguiar's, Jescar, and CarPro are sticking around. Not because I need them, but because I genuinely enjoy using them from time to time. If I had to pick just one, it would be Optimum.
I use 2oz ONR and 0.25oz OCW and fill a 32oz spray bottle with distilled water. I use this weekly to upkeep after a run through the coin wash. Best of both worlds for the price.
They said combined as in preceding not literal mixture… if you want that just buy onr washn wax, but this video is lies it cannot decontaminate paint you still need at least optimum ferrex, which i dont get why tbe sell it and act like a clay towel will cover that, because it wont
I am using ONR and as a drying aid I tried Instant Detailer & Gloss on a car and Car Wax on another car but in both cases the cars were full of dust after a few hours because the body attracts it. In drying I used 1500 twisted by TheRag and Everest by TheRag. Is this dust problem the consequence of my application error or is it a problem already encountered?
What would be the best microfiber towel to dry wheel off with?Then what would be the best microfiber towel to take off wax? I am looking for new microfiber for those two purposes and not sure what to get?
Hi there! Im using the Green ONR wash and wax with the Gary Dean Method. Can i use the Spray Wax after it to get more Protection ? Or is it not necessary because there is enough Wax in the ONR? Someone tested it?
Dear Team ,I'm a big fan of your products and using TRC and optimum products from last 3 years -you both have finiqy quality products... One question and really waiting for the answer on it,can we use or put paste wax or sealant after ONR wash?
@@Youknowitbby I saw that episode lol. Its what made me begin thinking about uv protection. The industry needs to discuss this topic with more depth and clarity. Using the term protection, is extremely vague.
@@NickM1013 this industry is full of Glitz and glamor, filled with much HYPE. Channels like him, Car Craft Detaling, ScottHD, and Apex auto detail provide real world reviews and honest opinions. Pan is great makes detailing fun and all, I have learned so much from him, he has added some real world testing lately so credit to him for that also. I totally agree with you on the Testing of it it should be emphasized more in all honesty
@@NickM1013 it's crazy how some "coatings and spray sealants don't have UV protection but yet some spray waxes do and really makes you wonder at times but then again I'm no chemist so how would I or any of us know? Thus subject is very vital and would be very interesting to hear from a Chemists prospective
Did I hear someone say, Dane is doing a special edition of Wash Wednesday on a Friday, where he washes and waxes his restored Volvo? Anthony can run the camera.
has anybody experience condensate forming on the car using optimum car wax? the spray wax attract dirt to the car easier hence the reason i stopped using it. then i remember everytime i used OCW when the sun goes down, dew started forming on the car body. personally i think its the dew that attracts the dirt,not the wax itself. i love optimum products. but would like to know if this is a problem other people face too? maybe i just got a bad batch of product. would love to hear a response.
A detailer on another channel brought up the objection of the wax not being able to migrate into the clear coat because of road film. What says ya guys?
I’ve noticed “road film” only when we have real winters and salt spread everywhere, in the other seasons no need for anything stronger than ONR. Don’t trust “that” guy spreading “truths”.
Don’t waist your money. Got opti coat pro plus installed and got rain water spots just on trunk lid, contacted optimum and never got response back. Absolutely bad costumer service.
One of my favorite products, so easy to use and is very efficient when time and budget are limiting factors.
I use this awesome spray wax along with the Double Twistress, for the drying process of my ONR wash, then top it with Bead Maker for that "overkill" gloss/slick/armored experience! Thank you for the video, guys!
Your Welcome!
beadmkaer first? whats your process for that?
Love it on my RV since it is so quick and easy. Wash with ONR and dry with Car Wax.
After I wash a customers car I almost always dry off the car with this spray wax. If the car isn’t coated. Alittle goes along way. Adds some serious shine and some extra protection.
My second favorite product.....ONR is the first!
This question may have been answered elsewhere on this post below, but I want to know if I can "layer" the Opti-Wax OVER Opti-Seal? I always finish up my maintenance wash with a final mist (as the car is still wet) with Opti-Seal and use the Opti-Seal as my drying agent and lubrication agent for my microfiber I use for drying. Works incredibly well and it gives an incredible shine and protected finish. Where I want to tie in the Opti-Wax product is for a little more protection and that warmer "glow" I guess that wax seems to impart on a vehicle over the synthetic products even though the wax itself my be synthetic wax? Either way, wax even with some carnauba content seems to work great in giving the old school appearance of a "just waxed" car along with the feeling of slickness when you run your hand across the panel (which isn't real smart since it may impart these pesky marks we have been talking about for the past 10-15 years now! Everything about modern detailing comes down to basically once common denominator in the entire equation with that denominator being----self inflicted swirls, marks, and scratches that using all the learned techniques and products (PROPERLY) may aide in reducing. Always a good thing........less marks. But me personally love the old school WAX look and feeling. I want to stick with ONE brand of detailing products because, frankly, it's just got WAY to crazy with all the amounts of products available out there. It's NUTS! You could either buy a house, and buy 10,000 detailing products from 40 different companies. I'll stick with Optimum Polymer Technologies as these boys (And Dr David G) seem like they truly know what they are doing. OK..............BOTTOM LINE................Can you layer Optimum Spray Wax over Opti-Seal or even one better, can you Opti-Coat, then Opti-Seal, and finally finish off with Opti-Spray Wax? That would be the route I take. Heavy coating, less heavy coating, and final wax wipe down. Can it be done that way...........A-OK? or No way? Please say..........
Good question an answer would help, I too am very tired of multiple products from multiple manufactures, I do not have time to play with getting answers watching videos and not getting all the info needed but getting useless banter, I just recently got the tire dressing and some onr so far so good, but I have some questions optimum has a forum but you may wait days before a response I need absolute answers much quicker.
@@martingilbert8075 What is your question Martin? you can email me at levi@theragcompany.com or always call the store at 208-888-6821
I like to get a base of Opti-Seal, Hyper Seal, or Gloss Coat. From there I will sometimes use Car Wax over them.
My washes are either ONR, ONR wash & wax, or a hybrid where I power wash heavier filth before my ONR wash. They all seem to hold up great. Even better when I polish with Hyper Polish before hand.
The Instant Detailer from Optimum is great too. Super slick, and really glossy.
I'm like you, and prefer to reduce the amount of systems on my shelf.
Right now I'm selling off so much product, but I do this for income, so it will get used up. Optimum, Meguiar's, Jescar, and CarPro are sticking around. Not because I need them, but because I genuinely enjoy using them from time to time.
If I had to pick just one, it would be Optimum.
This blew my mind why this stuff is the way it is. You should do instant Detailer and gloss enhancer
I use 2oz ONR and 0.25oz OCW and fill a 32oz spray bottle with distilled water. I use this weekly to upkeep after a run through the coin wash. Best of both worlds for the price.
If I am using a wax this stuff is a solid choice.
Like this format, keep up the good work 👍🇬🇧
Can this be used with ONR Wash and Wax?
If you use Opti seal first then optimum car wax, does the uv inhibitor still bond ?
OCW has been in my garage for about 12 years. Can’t fault it.
Can this be used with the opti-pro ceramic coating (5yr), the no rinse wash, and then Car wax?
Does Optimum Car Wax substitute P&S Bead Maker? Can i alternate both products, or not?
Thanks in advance.
PS. sorry for my English; i'm still learning
Three of my favorite dudes.
Thanks Scotty!
It is a great product!
If a soap contain wax like onr wash and wax does it count as wax?
You mentioned you can add OCW to your regular ONR wash for "infinite" protection, what dilution would you recommend?
They said combined as in preceding not literal mixture… if you want that just buy onr washn wax, but this video is lies it cannot decontaminate paint you still need at least optimum ferrex, which i dont get why tbe sell it and act like a clay towel will cover that, because it wont
Use it as a drying aid.
I use opr on my floors and kitchen
Can i use it on ppf
What is Yvan's favorite towel to apply this? And does it provide the same UV protection if applied over Gloss coat?
The chairs are back!
You recommend onr with it . The one with wax green or the blue the cleaner only ?
This is Jamaica love your video good job 👏👏👏👏👏
I am using ONR and as a drying aid I tried Instant Detailer & Gloss on a car and Car Wax on another car but in both cases the cars were full of dust after a few hours because the body attracts it. In drying I used 1500 twisted by TheRag and Everest by TheRag. Is this dust problem the consequence of my application error or is it a problem already encountered?
What would be the best microfiber towel to dry wheel off with?Then what would be the best microfiber towel to take off wax? I am looking for new microfiber for those two purposes and not sure what to get?
Car Wax has a special place in my heart. Love the stuff. Currently cheating on it though with Bead Maker...shhh!
Thats because "Bead Maker" is a chang maker……… Just ask "Pannnnnnnnnnnnn The Organizer. I am sold on " Bead Maker."
Beadmaker for life!
More hype than the real deal like Car Wax or Opti Seal
looking forward to going my Optima the full Optimum treatment! How about some window decals?:)
@@theragcompany thanks, love to get Opti Coat decals too lol. Great channel, thanks for all the excellent info, I've learned so much!
Cheap check 👍 Lazy check 👍 looks like I need to try this stuff 👍🤣
can i using with ceramic coat?
Love Yvan Lacroix! Can you use it on paint protection film?
Hi there! Im using the Green ONR wash and wax with the Gary Dean Method. Can i use the Spray Wax after it to get more Protection ?
Or is it not necessary because there is enough Wax in the ONR? Someone tested it?
Past wax dosnt have abrasives unless it’s a cleaner wax
Dear Team ,I'm a big fan of your products and using TRC and optimum products from last 3 years -you both have finiqy quality products...
One question and really waiting for the answer on it,can we use or put paste wax or sealant after ONR wash?
@@theragcompany Guess i wrongly communicated with above question, my straight question is - can i use paste wax after washing car by ONR?
@@karanjha7384 Yes
What if your first born child has clearcoat?
its still safe to use!
How come nobody tests uv protection? Why doesnt that subject come up more often?
Check out dmirtys garage 👍
@@Youknowitbby I saw that episode lol. Its what made me begin thinking about uv protection. The industry needs to discuss this topic with more depth and clarity. Using the term protection, is extremely vague.
@@NickM1013 this industry is full of Glitz and glamor, filled with much HYPE. Channels like him, Car Craft Detaling, ScottHD, and Apex auto detail provide real world reviews and honest opinions. Pan is great makes detailing fun and all, I have learned so much from him, he has added some real world testing lately so credit to him for that also. I totally agree with you on the Testing of it it should be emphasized more in all honesty
@@NickM1013 it's crazy how some "coatings and spray sealants don't have UV protection but yet some spray waxes do and really makes you wonder at times but then again I'm no chemist so how would I or any of us know? Thus subject is very vital and would be very interesting to hear from a Chemists prospective
i dont know why but it feels like im in the matrix and ivan is morhpeus blue bill red pill good stuff
The hard freeze in Michigan froze my onr. Should I discard it or can I still use it? I am going to get a garage heater now. Thanks.
Holy Business It should be fine. ONR isn’t affected by temp. You can even use in steamer
I had the same issue with my shipment thawed it out last week shook it up worked like a dream. BeadmAker as well worked just fine too!!!
Still good. I thawed mine out after last week and still works exactly as expected.
It does smell wonderful.
Idk if i agree that its the easiest product on the planet... what about opti seal
Luke Bergey 2nd easiest in the planet?
Where can i buy your products from in New Zealand?
Try Amazon
@@Carlos.Rivera nobody delivers to nz... Only option is obsessed garage.
@@thedynoboys2823 bummer... the line up is legit
but does it smell good?
One of the best smelling products I've ever used.
packing some heat there........
Is the guy in the middle the architect from the matrix?
Possibly...
Ill purchase it after Paaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn the organizer test it.
If the real Master Of Shine (Dane ;) ) approves, then I approve!
Did I hear someone say, Dane is doing a special edition of Wash Wednesday on a Friday, where he washes and waxes his restored Volvo? Anthony can run the camera.
Jay Zstr Can’t be Anthony because I’ve heard he has too small hands to be able to handle such a task? 😯
Ha!
Pan referred me here
2 1/2 of my favorite people!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
has anybody experience condensate forming on the car using optimum car wax? the spray wax attract dirt to the car easier hence the reason i stopped using it. then i remember everytime i used OCW when the sun goes down, dew started forming on the car body. personally i think its the dew that attracts the dirt,not the wax itself. i love optimum products. but would like to know if this is a problem other people face too? maybe i just got a bad batch of product. would love to hear a response.
You guys should answer the questions in the comments or disable the comments. Not answering makes the comment section worthless.
What's your question Martin? How can I help?
A detailer on another channel brought up the objection of the wax not being able to migrate into the clear coat because of road film. What says ya guys?
Well Roadfilm is just dirt. Of course it can't migate trough dirt. :)
@@Malborex The idea is that a standard wash does not remove road film.
@@britishrocklovingyank3491 i know he said that :) But my car gets always completly clean when i wash with Onr. No dirt or film left on the car.
Jonathan Beckham this is an interesting take. Would love to hear @theragcompany or Yvan’s response to this.
I’ve noticed “road film” only when we have real winters and salt spread everywhere, in the other seasons no need for anything stronger than ONR. Don’t trust “that” guy spreading “truths”.
That soda cup is driving me crazy
It's dabeeties in a cup. Please, Levi. Stop drinking that poison. We need you to produce videos for a long time! :)
The wire hanging out of Anthony’s backside is driving me nuts!
Don’t waist your money.
Got opti coat pro plus installed and got rain water spots just on trunk lid, contacted optimum and never got response back.
Absolutely bad costumer service.
Waxes are not abrasive unless there cleaner waxes
hakman239 I would dare to answer: Wrong.
It's a great spray wax. One thing I don't like is the fact that it attracts dust like crazy.
George Laroche It doesn’t here were I live...
I like meguiars better !
Beadmaker is better.
Beasmaker is a sealant, apple vs orange
@@Carlos.Rivera OCW uses synthetic polymers(sealant) as well.
Depends purely on what look you are after