Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine Version 6 - ONR Rinseless Car Wash Soap for Auto Detailing, Use On Paint, Ceramic Coatings, Glass, Interior (1 Gallon)

This stuff is amazing! It was actually recommended to us by a professional car detailer who was detailing my car, and I’m so glad we tried it. After having our car ceramic coated, we started using this with microfiber towels for regular cleaning instead of doing a full wash every time. It’s concentrated, so a little goes a long way. We use about 2 capfuls in a large spray bottle, and it lasts quite a while, making it a great value for the money. I also love that you can use it on the windows! It’s great for those quick windshield cleanings, and the scent is amazing too. One of my favorite things is how convenient it is. I can clean the entire outside of my car in under an hour without having to pull out the hose and do a traditional wash. The shine is amazing! It has definitely helped us cut down on water usage and how often we need to fully wash the car. Now, if our car gets really dirty, we still give it a proper wash. But if we stay on top of it and clean the car before it gets heavily soiled, this does the job! For maintaining our ceramic coated car between washes, we absolutely love it and will continue buying it. Easy to use, smells great, lasts a long time and works on both the car and windows. Definitely recommend!

This has completely changed the way I wash my vehicle. The rinseless formula is incredibly convenient, especially when I want to clean my car quickly without using a hose. It leaves the paint looking clean, glossy, and streak free while safely lifting dirt from the surface. I’ve also used it on glass, interior surfaces, and ceramic-coated paint with excellent results. It leaves everything looking fresh without any residue, and a little goes a long way, making the bottle last much longer than I expected. Whether you’re an experienced detailer or just enjoy keeping your vehicle clean, this is one of the most useful detailing products you can own. The quality speaks for itself, and I highly recommend it.

So after using this in different concentrations I like it in certain ways. I think it works best as intended and even though I watched like 599 videos on how to use it, my experience was both good and bad. In a dry not too dirty car it works best I think. Spray on-bucket wipe on-wipe off wax the easiest. As a Drying aid after pearl shampoo it was good too on paint but I had some issues with streaking glass idk why probably user error but that should not be something that should be error able when everything is mixed right and with distilled water. Granted it is hot outside even in the shade so idk. It did the wheels freakin great and I was super surprised that it gave my tires a really eye catching like soft velvety suede look finish that I really like and that stayed in place. I didn’t know it would do that and next to a dressed tire I totally liked it better so that’s a nice plus. I used it inside the car as well and it works on everything just about. I didn’t use it on inside glass I think I’ll use canned glass cleaner as usual I find that best. So yeah I’m no pro but I like to wash and wax and first time using this and I do like it a lot. It did a supreme job on the door jams with just a wash bucket loaded microfiber towel wipe and buff. We were like mang that looks good and it’s super easy to get that result. We tried it some other ways too and overall it’s on point. The tire cleaner we made was 2.75 ounces into 32 ounces distilled water that gave that great look. We also mixed up the interior cleaner at 1.5 and quick detail at 2. I must say I was surprised at how well shined after buff raw. Now I didn’t find it to be as slick as I thought it would be on the paint after wiping it off vs how slick it was during use which was dang slick and I thought that would carry through but it was more squeaky clean than slick. Then after the buff we applied gold class carnuba paste which is excellent to work with and very forgiving and frankly provides a super wet warm gloss and can be applied twice to level and deepen. After all is said and done I prefer carnuba paste over the newer ceramic and graphene offerings of which I’ve used a few. A much deeper natural glow to my eyes. The onr was the perfect starting point to apply the wax from. Easy enjoyable overall process with as good of results as can be expected with light labor hand work imo. And the tiny amount of water used was ridiculous for the result. I did also like the result with the wet wash and drying aid use. That’s the way to do it when the vehicle is dirtier or you want to foam etc. great stuff

I love ONR. V6 is great and is my go to for maintenance washes. Saves me a ton of time when I don’t want to set up the pressure washer. Plus I use it as a clay lubricant when needed. Super slippery so I have no fear of scratching. Not for heavily soiled vehicles, but that is to be expected. This does not replace your traditional wash, but the in-between times are when it shines. Plus, I can have my whole Odyssey done in less than 30 min, including set-up and break-down. Super versatile, super effective, inexpensive. Just great to have on hand. I also use it in my regular washes to add some lubricity and help encapsulate dirt as it comes off. I feel like it improves the standard soaps, and it allegedly helps soften the water, which is not a bad perk.

ONR doesn't have that lubricity feeling but so far it cleans ok. Used three different methods, "Gary Dean", single bucket sponge, spray and wipe... All were relatively the same effectiveness on moderate "daily" dirt, the GD method is the most effective and has better results the dirtier surface but I would add a prespray for heavier typical grime. Context: Texas, magnolia trees dripping sap, buds and pollen, atmospheric debris, nearby sprinkler heads with hard water misting and caking grime on.

It was suggested I use this product by my detailing people after having my car ceramic coated. I didn’t know quite what to expect but it has proven to be an excellent wash agent, easily lifting away dirt and micro-fiber dries without spots or streaks leaving a clean & slick surface.

Been wanting to get into washing my car myself to save cash, and I've been looking into rinseless washing. It works nicely as an interior cleaner (not sure about super dirty cars), and has a berry scent I really like. I use this with their hyper-seal for the outside, and protection plus for the interior, and I don't think my car has looked this nice in awhile

This is more than just a waterless cleaner for your car. I use it with dilution to clean the interior of my car and other things too. Very gentle on your paint and cleans without harsh chemicals. I just dilute it into a garden sprayer and spray each panel of my car and just wipe it down. I wouldn't use this on a really dirty car because if you have too much dirt etc. you could scratch the paint. This is good for lighter cleaning. Great for use on ceramic coatings too. Overall I like this alot and great value.

This is a fraction of the cost to use for your clay bar or mitt decontamination than buying specific lube from an auto parts store. Use 1/2 oz of rinse mixed with distilled water in a 32 oz spray bottle. The purchased NR bottle will last me years for clay cleaning only. Excellent product!

I started using onr on my car just last year and I wish I had heard about this product years ago. Works extremely well, especially living in Southern Alberta where it can get dusty pretty quickly. It makes really easy work of keeping my car clean and the best thing about it is that it can be diluted to use as a detail spray as well.

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I was confused at first because there's no suds and it feels like you're just washing with water, but it works I guess.

Incredible product. Its like magic and I have no clue how it work so well but it does. Save on water dueing droughts. Perfect for climate change haha