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Hi Mark, which ratio do you recommend?

Can Optimum Protection Plus be diluted? Thanks!

Unfortunately that's not true here in Brazil where products are very expensive :( thanks for the help though ;)

Good point SYMAWD. As I will be offering production detailing, i plan to use a protectant mainly on dash, steering wheel and center console... In this case how many interiors can I expect a 16oz bottle to do? And what if I use it for all areas you mentioned? I am just trying to come up with a...

Sure. I agree. i Just would like to know how many interiors a 16oz can do. I will do the math later :)

Thank you Lowejackson and SYMAWD

Trying to come up with how much it'd cost for each car. How many interiors in average do you do with a 16oz bottle of a vinyl/plastic protectant (like the 303 or megs natural shine) ? Thank you!

So I shouldn't add Iso Alcohol?

Is it true that ONR (qd strength) + 1oz Iso Alcohol in a 32oz water makes a great glass cleaner?

Hey Tato, just saw you're from Brazil as well :). As you may know we don't have too many options down here :( Obrigado pela ajuda!!

Hey Tato, May I know why you prefer the NonSense instead of OPC?

So for cleaning a dirty interior it would be OPC + Vinyl/Plastic Dressing for the dash? I'll use ONR (from the wash bucket) for the glass.

Thank for your reply. By speed up I mean using only one product for everything on interior and on all cars.

To speed up the process on my production mobile car wash business I`m thinking of using only Optimum Power Clean (diluted 10:1) to clean the interiors, including dash. Do you think it's a good idea and can work well?

Yes, that's what I meant :) So for a quick interior vacuum and cleanup I shouldn't bother using a protectant?

I'm trying to do a cost analysis to see how much I'd spend per car in my express/production mobile car wash business. I will be using OPC to clean the interior (10:1). Is a protector necessary for the dash? Should I use one? Now to see how much it'd cost: How many interiors could I do with a...

yeah, it's cg's marketing term for Rinseless Washing

To give you guys a better context for my question. I'm starting a production mobile car wash business. Sometimes there're lots of soil accumulated inside/behind the rubbers.

Do you clean with an APC even if they're very dirty/soiled?

Do you 'detach' the door rubber seals to clean the dirty/soil accumulated in/behind it?