ignore my question, didn't realize you answered already.

Wow surprise to see that Sarawak price even more competitive than Peninsular price!

Some new collection of my microfiber towel from ebay. Finally I have something decent to touch on my ride's skin. 

1) All at a glance


2) The thickest one. Claimed by seller 1100gsm. Although I measure with a kitchen scale and calculate manually it ends up 980+gsm only.


3) Side view. By far the thickest I have come across.


4) Feel quite plush on the fingers


5) Next in term of weight is this.


6)


7) Not too bad on the fingers.


8) Just some common weight MF towel


9) Drying towel. Love it. Used it today, works great! One piece actually enough for my small humble ride.

Yes. But I do occasionally encountered some minor issues polishing surfaces after using ONR...nothing major...just some minor issues...could be product incompatibility or something.

But for overnight *light* (and unsettled - not sticking to the surface) dust and if you plan to do some polishing afterwards, you don't really have to use the ONR at QD strength. Wash strength in a bucket with a soft mf would do cuz you'd just be needing the lub and not the cleaning strength.

+1 on all counts. I use Megs D156 on my 2 daily drivers almost weekly, finished a gallon in about a year lol. But some of that was down to poor technique of course (read : Applying UQW ). An equivalent to D156 would be Duragloss #951.
Optimum does list 1:16 dilution as QD, 1:64 as clay lube, here : ONR: The Definitive Guide Have only tried D114 which works well.

Which RO buffer? If B&D or Bosch, then the DA has far greater vibration. The vibration is far greater than an RB.
It's a polish - contains abrasive that would remove defects and some fine polishing oils to amp up the gloss. Doesn't contain any protection so you'd need to apply a layer of protection (either wax or sealant) after using it.
If you're looking for versatility between the three (Bigfoot, Flex & Ultramate) I would suggest the Ultramate simply because there are plenty of backing plates and pads sizes available so it's very much possible you can tackle the whole car (including all the curves, hard-to-reach areas, intricate surfaces, etc), that is if you can handle it's vibration. Bigfoot & Flex has limitation on some of those areas and I sometime still need to bring out my rotary with the spot pads. The main reason I went for the Bigfoot is simply because the vibration it created is not that much different from an RB....much much more tolerable for me.

So, if one machine, I would say Ultramate. But if you don't mind bringing out your rotary and also can afford the price tag, I would say the Bigfoot.

Anyway, best way is to try yourself la....and see what suit you best. Go visit Osren, I think they got all three machine for you to try .....

Tried it. Maybe one day but for now just can't afford it. And, like you said, still prefer rotary & small pads for those areas. Oh...did I mention that it's also as expensive as it's bigger brother....    

With our weather, best of luck... You will definitely get high spot. Wipe it lightly as soon as you see it.

The thing is with our temperature and humidity, it flashes off very fast but high spot will dry up fast too, just wipe off lightly as soon as you see it, what already applied will stay applied.

The better application medium would be a suede cloth wrapped over a solid block.