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| Using Onedrywash |
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| Directions: SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE |
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Spray surface lightly with Onedrywash working on small areas e.g. bonnet wing, door etc. |
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Spread with a soft cloth, allow to dry. |
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Simply wipe off One-Drywash with a clean cloth. The finished surface is now washed and polished. |
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To view our video of Onedrywash
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| Helpful Hints... |
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- In very hot weather it is better to work on small areas at a time.
- Do not spray on excessive amounts of Onedrywash.
- For best result use two cotton cloths, one for cleaning and one for buffing.
- Onedrywash can be used under direct sunlight. However, it will dry very quickly in which case we advise that you work on smaller areas.
- When washing small areas, or near rubber trim, spray Onedrywash onto the cleaning cloth then apply to the area being washed. This will avoid spraying onto black unpainted trims or on tyres.
- During washing, shake the bottle, this will keep the Onedrywash well mixed and produce consistent results.
- Onedrywash will remove caked on mud. More than the normal amount of the product will be needed. Shake the cloth frequently to remove any dirt that has been captured in the cloth.
- When using the cloths available through this website, use the darker cloth (microfibre towel) to apply Onedrywash and the lighter microfibre towel for polishing off Onedrywash.
- If the first/application cloth becomes dirty, shake cloth well, away from car. This will remove any collected particles/dirt.
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