Sabet
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- Ali
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I messed up! I used an abrasive spong with the acetone. And at the end the thing that actually worked was windexSure, but you'll just get different ones in the process. Unless you decide to go mirror shine.
-Crissa
Yeah, uhh, don't use abrasives unless you're trying to put scratches in it. Adding scratches can obscure past ones.I messed up! I used an abrasive spong with the acetone. And at the end the thing that actually worked was windex![]()
After application does it need to be rinsed off?
No you don't. You you mix 1-2 oz of it in a gallon of water and then fill a spray bottle. I keep a mini spray bottle of it and a microfiber cloth in the truck with me at all times.After application does it need to be rinsed off?
I got my ONR kit yesterday and it was amazing. I can’t believe I’ve been washing my car with soap and water then rinsing and drying all this time.No you don't. You you mix 1-2 oz of it in a gallon of water and then fill a spray bottle. I keep a mini spray bottle of it and a microfiber cloth in the truck with me at all times.
Any reason you don’t just buy the Optimum spray?No you don't. You you mix 1-2 oz of it in a gallon of water and then fill a spray bottle. I keep a mini spray bottle of it and a microfiber cloth in the truck with me at all times.
Not sure. I have only seen people using the “blue revision 5” bottle. Get it, test it and let us know.