As an older detailer who can no longer spend hours doing my car I have been using this method for over a year now with one small difference. I always use a MF cloth soaked in ONR after spraying, just to remove as much dirt as poss before drying with a large drying towel. It's quick, very effective and a spritz with a QD (I don't use the wash and wax version of ONR, and the car is pristine again. I expect lots of purists will have difficulty with this method but hey, it's up to the individual after all and it works.
I totally understand your point on customers caring more about time than avoid scratching Luke, but that doesn't mean you could not use more than one towel. C'mon man, would using more than one make you lose any additional time, really? ;-)
Any traditional carwash, will put scratches on your paint, you will marred paint over time regardless of how many buckets you use. So if anyone has a magical carwash that will not scratch paint please show me to it. Or do a video of it. Lol
@@josequiroz4605 1-Rinse car with water if too dirty first. 2-Spray ONR as pre-wash. 3-ONR wash with Big Red Sponge or several high quality soft microfiber towels soaked in the ONR bucket. 4-Final buff with same towel but dry one obvisouly. I believe that method prevents scratches totally because not only dirt is emulsified and encapsulated, it's also lifted from the paint (at a microscopic level of course) and you only use the best towels.
@@MoiFidodido1966 he pre rinse the dirt with pressure washer before doing this. I use onr my self and I dont scratch vehicles doing so. But yeah pretty much wat you mention is key to not scratching vehicle.
Marolex pump sprayers are extremely durable and a very economical price point. A $25 wash does nothing to separate me from the gas station corner wash. I have used pump sprayers for years. It does save a significant amount of time. I'm able to pre-soak, wash with PP V&B wash, Iron X, clay, and apply a sealant to paint, glass, plastics, and wheels in 45 minutes. Working panel by panel in South Florida heat.
@@bobdylan9117 it's purple Power vehicle and boat wash. Extremely economical I believe Walmart has it on sale for $7.98 for the gallon. Excellent for removing traffic film. I hope this help. 👍
For heavily dirty car? Or a light dirty vehicle? Am guessing 64:1 onr in that pump sprayer? I’ve done a bucket and a sprayer similar to this in my apartment complex with no hose.
Been efficient is key. And moving on to the next one. I do waterless and rinseless washes. And I have nothing bad to say about it. It works that's all I care for. If someone is putting scratches or marring paint while doing waterless or rinseless. Then they should really look at their step process and do it right.
This is a good wash that should be done once or twice a week. It should not be encouraged to replace the hose or pressure washer since both of those can provide pressurized water in cracks and crannies that get dirt out.
@@Will-ii1dy Nope. But I still have every right to criticize somebody saying it's okay to do that. If I do work for somebody I treat it as my own if not better. Detailing is a service. Mowing a yard is a service. Do it right or go home.
Nice Luke for this service you did on this mini cooper, just a rough estimate how much would you price this job at and what all was included interior and or just exterior? Can you do another video showing complete process where you used the foam cannon then went through to this process?
I used your method recently, of soaking several MF cloths in ONR and using a fresh cloth every panel or two (you showed that in another video) -Worked well except my white car was covered in contaminants ....needs iron remover....but on paint with few contams, this is a great method...or for a fast/cheap wash
Was not listed, but since you didn't agitate the tires, it appeared from the color you used "Extra Tough" APC for the cleaning. In your prior video with that, you said it removed brake dust without agitation. I've used it on tires and found that to be true!
The pricing here in the UK is completely different a full wash and interior hoover from a mobile detailer is around £25. That's an average price point from around my area. It does get more expensive in the city's.
This is exactly what I like, I use waterless car wash method & my car is coated, I just used griots waterless car was & it was fantastic but I also bought onr & I wanna use your technique. Thx great content
Ahh my pump sprayers.. I haven't sprayed rinseless, or apc without one in years! You can clay a lot faster too! I have like 20 of them, all different styles and prices.. oddly enough a $2 sprayer labeled as a "wallpaper sprayer" I bought at a garage sale many many years ago is my favorite and has far outlasted mostly all the others, along with the Marolex. If they don't have a max pressure auto bleed system of some kind, they tend to fail faster.. 👍👌✌
Would this be a good way to keep car clean in between a more full detail? I got a black car recently and how quickly it picks up dirt shocks me. Trying to learn more about detailing and this seems like a good way to wash car quickly
I would recommend this for anything except a black car. You can see swirl and scratch marks easily on black paint. And it can go from looking great to looking beat up fast. I've seen peoples shorts or shirts scratch black paint. As a detailer myself I would recommend a regular wash for black paint. If you want to make cleaning easier and want the vehicle to stay clean longer you should look into ceramic coating. Of course if you get ppf and its put on properly then you can wash any way you want even going through a brush automated car wash without worrying.
I think about a year or so ago he put out a video talking specifically about ONR wash&wax. Pretty sure mentioned he doesn’t really measure it because it’s quite cheap and even if overused you can still get many uses from the 32oz bottle whether used as a waterless or rinseless wash.
I just feel like our job of detailing, years of experience and enthusiasm is gone to waste when the client doesn’t care about swirls, more unless they couldn’t care less when using a sponge and a squeegee even when the car is dirty.
@@Langor my bro I feel you “normal people” don’t appreciate our work, keep it to the ones that do any most importantly, to your own car, as an enthusiast in detailing, nothing beats doing it to your own car, put that effort to yourself bro
The only difference I do is I use the "Gary Dean" method and use my pump sprayer as a pre-soak since I don't foam cannon first. Good looking out broheim.
I adopted this method now since two months. I'm cleaning my car every 2 or 3 days ; it takes me less time than if I'm cleaning it every week . As I'm cleaning it so often, I'm using less water than you. It's easier to remove. And, no, I don't have any scratches. One cleaning every week : cleaning, drying, waxing (liquid wax...so very fast) = 90 minutes. Because I'm driving 70 km per day minimum. So after one week, it's quite dirty. One cleaning every 2 days = 3 cleaning a week...as the car is almost clean between 2 wash, it takes me 15 minutes. Because it's like dusting a furniture. Once a week , I use high pressure for the wheel = 10 minutes Max. Total = less than one hour. When cleaning the wheel, I clean the very lower part of the car too because I don't want to touch this part with my microfiber. Afraid of scratching. And the result is wonderful : the car is always clean and shining ! I'm not tired anymore...because after 15 minutes, you don't lose energy at all. Losing energy is not proportional, but exponential. After one classic wash, energy is like this : after 15 minutes = 100 %, after 30 minutes = 80 %, after 45 minutes = 50%, after one hour and more = 20%...in my country, it's very hot now...it's summer time ! But now, I have a problem : the supplier don't want to selle ONR anymore. I'm doing my own rinseless wash : one gallon of water, 4 oz of meguiars xpress wax, some shampoo (very little...I don't want to have foam)...and voilà : this rinseless wash works very well ! In both case (ONR or homemade), I like to spry xpress wax on panels first for having more lubrification. (sorry if my english is weird...I'm french)
I can't believe all the negative comments here. Maybe a lot of you have just your one car and all the time in the world to just sit and marvel at it. Maybe this customer does not give a shit and would like a cleanish looking car and not care about the few swirls. A few extra swirls OMG not that what is one to do? Get over it folks! It's a car which should be driven and enjoyed. I have seen people here wash their Porsche this way. You know why? because they want to get back out there and drive it, not marvel on the lack of swirls and how shinny and perfect the paint is. I love the people that keep their car so pristine washing it ever so perfectly then placing back in the garage under a cover and maybe take it out if there is no rain in the forecast for at least 7 days out. You see, I love these people because after a few years they decide to sell the car from lack of enjoyment and there is where I swoop in and get an insane deal.
So where does all the dirt go on the car? For the garden hose we once it off or I should say the majority then with the two bucket method we're rensing it off even more before a towel ever touches it but with this method you're not rinsing anything off it just looks like you're scratching the car with the microscopic dirt that we can't see in the video am I wrong?
What pad (s) do you use on your DA polisher? I have 3 pickups, 2 cars and 3 motorcycles. All but one of the trucks is kept inside or under a carport most of the time. Being in West Texas, the sun and dust is a killer. I want to clean all the units well and then compound the paint on them and then apply a good coat of wax to preserve the paint. Am I doing the right process? Thanks in advance for your input.
Hey luke, quick question......I was wondering your thoughts regarding this method and if you think it would be safer to use a waterless wash product with a microfiber towel soaked in ONR solution (I keep a bucket with onr solution along with microfiber towels) and use waterless wash as normal just with a microfiber soaked in onr as I feel it may be safer to do that as opposed to just spraying waterless wash with a dry microfiber towel. Your thoughts on this would be appreciated
Nice job! only thing that irritated me was actually that front plate, GB sticker but had German lettering and format, UK plates are not like that. Hey, its all about the details right?
The only thing I would change about this process is that I would clean the wheels completely. 6:48, it bothersome having tire shine and then looking to see your wheels are filthy
Love ONRWW & just got a pump sprayer to get away from the spray bottle. I have better uses for my grip strength than squeezing the trigger on a bottle. Dude FYI- trying to follow your logic is like listening to a politician. It's broken up fast talk full of holes. Great for those not really paying attention to the "details" you know where the devil is.Maybe a run for public office is in your future. Food for thought.
Are you applying a tire dressing after cleaning them? Even if it’s a silicone dressing, dirt could be just sticking to your rubber too. If not then there’s your problem. Tires naturally turn brown after a while, it’s called “blooming” so it’s needed to protect them with a dressing or some other form of tire protectant.
1 towel is only advisable on a car that has not been driven on the road but is nothing more than dusty. At that point you aren't washing the car, you are wiping down the car.
Says he’s not a dummy by wiping rocker panels then going back up on the paint, but then does it multiple times in the video. I would never pay this kid to work on my car!
Great video bro. You're amazing. Keep it up. I just picked up some ONR blue, I'm changing up my car washing technique. I got my own waxes I prefer to use. Someone told me Meguiar's D156 is a great wax that works very well with ONR blue. Any idea?
Idk about you guys but I FULLY wash every car I get paid to wash. I would never return someones car with the wheels and tires not being addressed. spraying degreaser mixed with water on the tires and wheels does less than a pressure washer by itself...
I've just started testing OC - I don't like it much - too difficult to buff off afterwards. Megs Ultimate Wash & Wax is better, but unfortunately the concentrate (D115) is not available in my area. That was the reason I tried OC - I can get the concentrate. Now trying another product NoH2O. P.S I know D115 is not *identical* to UWW - very similar though.
Greg Sullivan what towels u using ? I use Eagle 500’s to wipe then the Pluffle to buff. Or the Pluffle for both. Also smaller sections, i first tried covering my whole hood ... bad idea.
@@Jeeper1378 VERY cheap ones. Good quality ones like yours would probably be better for the finish, but the problem seems to be that when the OC is allowed to dry, it "sets", and then needs moisture to remove. (either that, or very firm pressure, which of course I don't want). These same rubbish MF towels have an easier time with the UWW. Btw, I might try ONR in a low concentration, or maybe even dilute OC to a lower concentration etc etc.
Not the best way especially for car enthusiast. I mean c'mon usually don't dislike videos but this is not the right way unless you don't care about cars.
Your target demographic should just go to drive through car wash. Why would they want to spend more money to you when drive through is equally fast and cheap?
If people pay you that's great. You wouldn't touch my car cleaning like that. That's not washing a car. You can make all the excuses you want. Don't give me that crap you have to rush you don't it's called quality over quantity. You are severely cutting quality by using one freaking rag. At least use a different rag for the bottom part of the car. Subscribe to a hack no thank you.
@@doc1716 I'll wash with the two bucket method till I die. I used to use 1 bucket when I was younger. There is definitely a improvement with the two bucket method.
He already had foamed and pressure washed it. I bet you couldn't scratch it with that dirty onr covered rag if you tied. I have tried a lot of ways to intentionally scratch clear coat and what you see him doing isn't adding any more scratches than a tunnel wash or clay towel. Not even close.
@@doc1716 Let's see your detailing videos? Gotta walk the walk, not just talk. You know what i'm saying? It's normal to see people who just pass on information from 1 video to the next trying to convince others "hey, i'm a professional". You got "talkers" and you got "doers"
As an older detailer who can no longer spend hours doing my car I have been using this method for over a year now with one small difference. I always use a MF cloth soaked in ONR after spraying, just to remove as much dirt as poss before drying with a large drying towel. It's quick, very effective and a spritz with a QD (I don't use the wash and wax version of ONR, and the car is pristine again.
I expect lots of purists will have difficulty with this method but hey, it's up to the individual after all and it works.
Do you use ONR on the inside too?
👍 being doing this for years. This is better than a dirty car that causes paint failure.
That method still creates far less swirling than any kind of budget hand-wash (or tunnel-wash) place in my experience.
So, my man trigger finger Luke, converted to pump sprays. It’s bitter sweet, but it’s all about working smarter not harder
LMAO
Agree, a lot of people aren’t car people, they don’t even notice a difference between a wash and a detail.
I totally understand your point on customers caring more about time than avoid scratching Luke, but that doesn't mean you could not use more than one towel. C'mon man, would using more than one make you lose any additional time, really? ;-)
No kidding,, if I paid for a car "wash" on ANY car and anyone swirled, scratched it.. I would be pissed
Any traditional carwash, will put scratches on your paint, you will marred paint over time regardless of how many buckets you use. So if anyone has a magical carwash that will not scratch paint please show me to it. Or do a video of it. Lol
@@josequiroz4605 1-Rinse car with water if too dirty first. 2-Spray ONR as pre-wash. 3-ONR wash with Big Red Sponge or several high quality soft microfiber towels soaked in the ONR bucket. 4-Final buff with same towel but dry one obvisouly. I believe that method prevents scratches totally because not only dirt is emulsified and encapsulated, it's also lifted from the paint (at a microscopic level of course) and you only use the best towels.
@@tonylee7254 a cheap car wash dummie u swirls in your car
@@MoiFidodido1966 he pre rinse the dirt with pressure washer before doing this. I use onr my self and I dont scratch vehicles doing so. But yeah pretty much wat you mention is key to not scratching vehicle.
Marolex pump sprayers are extremely durable and a very economical price point. A $25 wash does nothing to separate me from the gas station corner wash. I have used pump sprayers for years. It does save a significant amount of time. I'm able to pre-soak, wash with PP V&B wash, Iron X, clay, and apply a sealant to paint, glass, plastics, and wheels in 45 minutes. Working panel by panel in South Florida heat.
what is PP V&B wash?
@@bobdylan9117 it's purple Power vehicle and boat wash. Extremely economical I believe Walmart has it on sale for $7.98 for the gallon. Excellent for removing traffic film. I hope this help. 👍
45 mins? Id like to see all that performed properly in 45 mins. Plz video
@@jc4074 Thanks, I should have been able to figure that abbreviation out.
Man - that’s a lot of car for one microfiber .
The car seems pretty clean - with more dirt, he would use some more i guess. With ONR you can dare doing this, its really cool stuff
P M eh - all that dirt on one microfiber?
Paul T I know right, grab an extra towel or two, for crying out loud!
Use 2 (or 3), but 4 would be even better.
What pile length is most ideal?
you guys must've missed when he said he foam cannoned the car before the video
I do similar in the winter at the coin op. Pre wash/rinse with APC 10:1. Follow up with a waterless product.
For heavily dirty car? Or a light dirty vehicle? Am guessing 64:1 onr in that pump sprayer? I’ve done a bucket and a sprayer similar to this in my apartment complex with no hose.
Been efficient is key. And moving on to the next one. I do waterless and rinseless washes. And I have nothing bad to say about it. It works that's all I care for. If someone is putting scratches or marring paint while doing waterless or rinseless. Then they should really look at their step process and do it right.
This is a good wash that should be done once or twice a week.
It should not be encouraged to replace the hose or pressure washer since both of those can provide pressurized water in cracks and crannies that get dirt out.
This video was not even up for 1 min, and allready someone disliked. Sad people, got nothing better to do.
Great video buddy,
Keep em coming !
Thats not even why.
68Camaro RS/SS I’m hearing a ton of BS in this video, JMO
@@tundrawhisperer4821 All this kid talks about is bullshit.
@@autohelix Do you honestly detail professionally?
@@Will-ii1dy Nope. But I still have every right to criticize somebody saying it's okay to do that. If I do work for somebody I treat it as my own if not better. Detailing is a service. Mowing a yard is a service. Do it right or go home.
Nice Luke for this service you did on this mini cooper, just a rough estimate how much would you price this job at and what all was included interior and or just exterior?
Can you do another video showing complete process where you used the foam cannon then went through to this process?
You sold me on Both! The pump sprayer and wash&wax solution. Thank you 🙏
I used your method recently, of soaking several MF cloths in ONR and using a fresh cloth every panel or two (you showed that in another video) -Worked well except my white car was covered in contaminants ....needs iron remover....but on paint with few contams, this is a great method...or for a fast/cheap wash
Do you have a link to that video?
The 1 towel bandit!
I would call this the 'don't overthink it, just clean it' method.
Was not listed, but since you didn't agitate the tires, it appeared from the color you used "Extra Tough" APC for the cleaning. In your prior video with that, you said it removed brake dust without agitation.
I've used it on tires and found that to be true!
But it you do agitate it; itwill be so clean you will be even happier👍
Agreed! No "super" cough either!
can you do a video on cleaning wheel wells
The pricing here in the UK is completely different a full wash and interior hoover from a mobile detailer is around £25. That's an average price point from around my area. It does get more expensive in the city's.
This is exactly what I like, I use waterless car wash method & my car is coated, I just used griots waterless car was & it was fantastic but I also bought onr & I wanna use your technique. Thx great content
I want to see a close up of all the swirl marks
Great video babyboy!!
How has that sprayer held up sir?
Ahh my pump sprayers.. I haven't sprayed rinseless, or apc without one in years! You can clay a lot faster too!
I have like 20 of them, all different styles and prices.. oddly enough a $2 sprayer labeled as a "wallpaper sprayer" I bought at a garage sale many many years ago is my favorite and has far outlasted mostly all the others, along with the Marolex. If they don't have a max pressure auto bleed system of some kind, they tend to fail faster.. 👍👌✌
What would you typically charge for washing this small car this way?
Would this be a good way to keep car clean in between a more full detail? I got a black car recently and how quickly it picks up dirt shocks me. Trying to learn more about detailing and this seems like a good way to wash car quickly
I would recommend this for anything except a black car. You can see swirl and scratch marks easily on black paint. And it can go from looking great to looking beat up fast. I've seen peoples shorts or shirts scratch black paint. As a detailer myself I would recommend a regular wash for black paint. If you want to make cleaning easier and want the vehicle to stay clean longer you should look into ceramic coating. Of course if you get ppf and its put on properly then you can wash any way you want even going through a brush automated car wash without worrying.
If saving time is their #1 priority, they would be taking their car to an automatic wash.
If they can pay somebody to come at their place and wash the car for them, they save more time than automatic wash.
Hey Luke, great video once again. What was the solution ratio with the distilled water and the ONR?
Lay Sou more than likely it was half of the cap
@@mistahpahkah5876 that's really not helpful 🤦♂️lol
Watch the video. He didn't measure, just gave her a lil pour.
I think about a year or so ago he put out a video talking specifically about ONR wash&wax. Pretty sure mentioned he doesn’t really measure it because it’s quite cheap and even if overused you can still get many uses from the 32oz bottle whether used as a waterless or rinseless wash.
Looked like it was 1/4 Cup or 1/2 cup max
I just feel like our job of detailing, years of experience and enthusiasm is gone to waste when the client doesn’t care about swirls, more unless they couldn’t care less when using a sponge and a squeegee even when the car is dirty.
It's one of the reasons i decided against starting that business. Too much effort for too little appreciation.
@@Langor my bro I feel you “normal people” don’t appreciate our work, keep it to the ones that do any most importantly, to your own car, as an enthusiast in detailing, nothing beats doing it to your own car, put that effort to yourself bro
What do you normally charge a customer for such a quick job?
Ok to throw a bunch of microfiber towels into the washing machine with regular detergent?
Thank you
Whats the best method for washing my truck at home in the winter time here in ny?
Car wash tbh. Hand dry inside before leaving
The only difference I do is I use the "Gary Dean" method and use my pump sprayer as a pre-soak since I don't foam cannon first. Good looking out broheim.
I adopted this method now since two months. I'm cleaning my car every 2 or 3 days ; it takes me less time than if I'm cleaning it every week .
As I'm cleaning it so often, I'm using less water than you. It's easier to remove. And, no, I don't have any scratches.
One cleaning every week : cleaning, drying, waxing (liquid wax...so very fast) = 90 minutes. Because I'm driving 70 km per day minimum. So after one week, it's quite dirty.
One cleaning every 2 days = 3 cleaning a week...as the car is almost clean between 2 wash, it takes me 15 minutes. Because it's like dusting a furniture. Once a week , I use high pressure for the wheel = 10 minutes Max. Total = less than one hour.
When cleaning the wheel, I clean the very lower part of the car too because I don't want to touch this part with my microfiber. Afraid of scratching.
And the result is wonderful : the car is always clean and shining !
I'm not tired anymore...because after 15 minutes, you don't lose energy at all. Losing energy is not proportional, but exponential. After one classic wash, energy is like this : after 15 minutes = 100 %, after 30 minutes = 80 %, after 45 minutes = 50%, after one hour and more = 20%...in my country, it's very hot now...it's summer time !
But now, I have a problem : the supplier don't want to selle ONR anymore. I'm doing my own rinseless wash : one gallon of water, 4 oz of meguiars xpress wax, some shampoo (very little...I don't want to have foam)...and voilà : this rinseless wash works very well ! In both case (ONR or homemade), I like to spry xpress wax on panels first for having more lubrification.
(sorry if my english is weird...I'm french)
I'm hungry too
You made it look really easy what if the car is super dirty?
Great video Luke! It makes perfect sense to me!
Can you do a review or use an electric sprayer? It would def speed up your ONR wash.
I can't believe all the negative comments here. Maybe a lot of you have just your one car and all the time in the world to just sit and marvel at it. Maybe this customer does not give a shit and would like a cleanish looking car and not care about the few swirls. A few extra swirls OMG not that what is one to do? Get over it folks! It's a car which should be driven and enjoyed. I have seen people here wash their Porsche this way. You know why? because they want to get back out there and drive it, not marvel on the lack of swirls and how shinny and perfect the paint is. I love the people that keep their car so pristine washing it ever so perfectly then placing back in the garage under a cover and maybe take it out if there is no rain in the forecast for at least 7 days out. You see, I love these people because after a few years they decide to sell the car from lack of enjoyment and there is where I swoop in and get an insane deal.
What is the ratio of ONR in the sprayer?
I have this same question. I've seen people online saying everything from 16:1 down to 256:1.
good idea. thanks
Who makes the pump sprayer....I missed it if you said who the manufacturer was. Thanks
So where does all the dirt go on the car? For the garden hose we once it off or I should say the majority then with the two bucket method we're rensing it off even more before a towel ever touches it but with this method you're not rinsing anything off it just looks like you're scratching the car with the microscopic dirt that we can't see in the video am I wrong?
So this solution cleans the windows in one step?
What’s missing from the video is the initial power wash . Should have included it. I realize you mentioned it but ..,
It would have been called the 15 minute wash😊
Did you blow dry the car after foaming it cuz it did not look wet when your started with the OHR.
Do you include cleaning the door jambs as part of the exterior wash?
Thanks for sharing the video. How much would customers typically pay for this service?
I'd pay $25
Will these spray holding it upside down?
Another way to do it is pre soak then rinse then soak the car in waterless wash n wax then buff dry allow to cure wax the car the next day
What pad (s) do you use on your DA polisher? I have 3 pickups, 2 cars and 3 motorcycles. All but one of the trucks is kept inside or under a carport most of the time.
Being in West Texas, the sun and dust is a killer.
I want to clean all the units well and then compound the paint on them and then apply a good coat of wax to preserve the paint.
Am I doing the right process?
Thanks in advance for your input.
Hey luke, quick question......I was wondering your thoughts regarding this method and if you think it would be safer to use a waterless wash product with a microfiber towel soaked in ONR solution (I keep a bucket with onr solution along with microfiber towels) and use waterless wash as normal just with a microfiber soaked in onr as I feel it may be safer to do that as opposed to just spraying waterless wash with a dry microfiber towel. Your thoughts on this would be appreciated
Microfiber towels need to be a little damp for them to absorb water better believe it or not..so just mist your folded towel and start wiping
Looks like your putting alot of pressure on the vehicle Sheesh man
Can ONR be used on matte,satin paint?thanks
Nice job! only thing that irritated me was actually that front plate, GB sticker but had German lettering and format, UK plates are not like that.
Hey, its all about the details right?
I get the irritation but it's technically not wrong. It's a British car brand owned by a German company that builds it in England.
The Mini Paradox.
Same that’s not how it works
Is this a service you supply often?
You must need 20 of those in a day to be worth the time.
Look at the swirl marks on the paint ughh
What, are you washing these cars as time and material basis?
The only thing I would change about this process is that I would clean the wheels completely. 6:48, it bothersome having tire shine and then looking to see your wheels are filthy
Well, it's just a wash not a real detail. I dont think you can actually clean the tires properly with this method, only paint.
@@bigsandwich1238 I like the method he used on the car itself but the wheels should be thoroughly cleaned all the way
Love ONRWW & just got a pump sprayer to get away from the spray bottle. I have better uses for my grip strength than squeezing the trigger on a bottle. Dude FYI- trying to follow your logic is like listening to a politician. It's broken up fast talk full of holes. Great for those not really paying attention to the "details" you know where the devil is.Maybe a run for public office is in your future. Food for thought.
What dilution ration do you do?
Can I make a suggestion: Maybe you WANT a forearm workout? Then use a normal squeeze sprayer ;-)
For real price point if this service?
my tires keep turning brown, even after i clean them back to black, they turn brown again. am i doing something wrong? they ar eliek 2 years old
Are you applying a tire dressing after cleaning them? Even if it’s a silicone dressing, dirt could be just sticking to your rubber too. If not then there’s your problem. Tires naturally turn brown after a while, it’s called “blooming” so it’s needed to protect them with a dressing or some other form of tire protectant.
tires have a chemical in them that contribute to this problem. You're fine.
@@dusting7466 hmm i have armour all and 303 protectant spray
Nice did you pre rinse the car with pw. And do it waterless after with onr. Or you did just waterless. 👍👍
He said he foamed it first
@@AntLive29 I am wondering if after he foamed and rinsed it did he dry it in some way before ONR? The car looked dry when he started with ONR
Did you soak you microfiber In a bucket of onr solution or was it dry?
So what do you charge for this simple car wash you did in this video?
Im so confused by your reg plate which is sort of ours, but the format is all wrong, you obvs not from GB, what is going on lol
1 towel is only advisable on a car that has not been driven on the road but is nothing more than dusty. At that point you aren't washing the car, you are wiping down the car.
Nice work but that isn't dirty to begin with
Using the same dirty towel ?? Really wow
Says he’s not a dummy by wiping rocker panels then going back up on the paint, but then does it multiple times in the video. I would never pay this kid to work on my car!
5 min is that the interior
I think it can't work on dust and sand sticked on the car.
I used to be able to wash my mini s in 5 minutes
Car before was clean
if you use the side of the mikrofiber towel more than one could scratching the 🎨 Use more mikrofiber towels dude
Customer: I need a $30 wash and wax
WAD: 10 minutes later, your all set
Customer: No way. Can you do my other 2 cars?
Great video bro. You're amazing. Keep it up. I just picked up some ONR blue, I'm changing up my car washing technique. I got my own waxes I prefer to use. Someone told me Meguiar's D156 is a great wax that works very well with ONR blue.
Any idea?
You've got to be kidding..this is no better than pablo down the street who you pay to swirl your paint.
Do you suffer from paranoia that you live in fear?
Pablo is the GOAT
Idk about you guys but I FULLY wash every car I get paid to wash. I would never return someones car with the wheels and tires not being addressed. spraying degreaser mixed with water on the tires and wheels does less than a pressure washer by itself...
Why not use Opti clean and a few MF towels ? Similar technique better end results... will actually leave a slick surface.
I've just started testing OC - I don't like it much - too difficult to buff off afterwards. Megs Ultimate Wash & Wax is better, but unfortunately the concentrate (D115) is not available in my area. That was the reason I tried OC - I can get the concentrate. Now trying another product NoH2O. P.S I know D115 is not *identical* to UWW - very similar though.
Greg Sullivan what towels u using ? I use Eagle 500’s to wipe then the Pluffle to buff. Or the Pluffle for both. Also smaller sections, i first tried covering my whole hood ... bad idea.
@@Jeeper1378 VERY cheap ones. Good quality ones like yours would probably be better for the finish, but the problem seems to be that when the OC is allowed to dry, it "sets", and then needs moisture to remove. (either that, or very firm pressure, which of course I don't want). These same rubbish MF towels have an easier time with the UWW. Btw, I might try ONR in a low concentration, or maybe even dilute OC to a lower concentration etc etc.
Greg Sullivan the key is small sections. Ive used Kirkland towels on my older jeep.
Not the best way especially for car enthusiast. I mean c'mon usually don't dislike videos but this is not the right way unless you don't care about cars.
Obsessed garage does not approve LOL
I would view that as a badge of honor.
Your target demographic should just go to drive through car wash. Why would they want to spend more money to you when drive through is equally fast and cheap?
@@exceldetail I guess he can offer any creative service as long as customer is happy.
Soooooo soooooo soooooooo lol
Mr bean car
Don’t care about swirls, take it to the wash tunnel for 5 bucks!!!!
If people pay you that's great. You wouldn't touch my car cleaning like that. That's not washing a car. You can make all the excuses you want. Don't give me that crap you have to rush you don't it's called quality over quantity. You are severely cutting quality by using one freaking rag. At least use a different rag for the bottom part of the car. Subscribe to a hack no thank you.
@@doc1716 I'll wash with the two bucket method till I die. I used to use 1 bucket when I was younger. There is definitely a improvement with the two bucket method.
He already had foamed and pressure washed it. I bet you couldn't scratch it with that dirty onr covered rag if you tied. I have tried a lot of ways to intentionally scratch clear coat and what you see him doing isn't adding any more scratches than a tunnel wash or clay towel. Not even close.
was the car filthy?
@@doc1716 Let's see your detailing videos? Gotta walk the walk, not just talk. You know what i'm saying? It's normal to see people who just pass on information from 1 video to the next trying to convince others "hey, i'm a professional". You got "talkers" and you got "doers"
@@nathane2243 no it wasn't at all filthy. He already had it as clean as a touchless wash does to start with.
But the car was already clean.
"5 minute car wash" in an 8 minute video.
5 minutes and 30 seconds 😉
I mean that's not detailing though. That's just washing. Not the same thing.
Wheels need to be cleaned better by hand ..don't look good !!! Take an extra minute for gods sake !!!!
Is that really ur car or girlfriend car
HACK
A lot of water saving here 👍
Piss off
You are beautiful
That looks so stupid a German Stuttgart Plate with GB on it , why do Americans do this ?.
Who wears short shorts
WE WEAR SHORT SHORTS!!!!!!🎶