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Washing car with Ceramic Coat?
- Thread starter paulvinh
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WallyP
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Optimum no-rinse. Pre-soak spray it down and then one-swipe off the dirt with soaked microfiber cloths followed by a drying towel. It's a breeze on ceramic coated surfaces, and I can get the car done in less than an hour (including interior wipe-down and vacuuming).
follow.johnny
FSD Beta Tester
I also using ONR (Optimum no-rinse) to clean my Ceramic coated Model 3.
Depending on how dirty the car is, I usually wash it weekly so not a lot of dirt can accumulate.
• If it's dirty, I give it a pre-soak to loosen the dirt
• Use ONR mixture in spray bottle, spray panel area and wipe each panel with microfiber towels (Flip towels for next panel) Typically use 2-3 towels.
• Use edgeless drying towel to dry panel.
• For windows, I use lint free towel.
Takes about 30-45 minutes including cleaning wheels and light interior cleaning (without vacuuming)
Depending on how dirty the car is, I usually wash it weekly so not a lot of dirt can accumulate.
• If it's dirty, I give it a pre-soak to loosen the dirt
• Use ONR mixture in spray bottle, spray panel area and wipe each panel with microfiber towels (Flip towels for next panel) Typically use 2-3 towels.
• Use edgeless drying towel to dry panel.
• For windows, I use lint free towel.
Takes about 30-45 minutes including cleaning wheels and light interior cleaning (without vacuuming)
Hello.
I use Chemical guys EcoSmart waterless wash. I buy a gallon on sale in Canada for $50 and it lasts over a year. 2-3 microfiber cloths later and about 20 minutes of time gives a beautiful shine.
Just spray on, let sit for a couple of minutes and wipe off. I ‘wash’ my car in my garage every other day.
