APC and White Staining

I believe the white residue from all purpose cleaners is residue (a salt derivative ) created during the cleaning process that was not rinsed from the surface well.
 
Where do you guys live that water is calcified like that ,man I thought Florida water was bad any kidney stone promblems out there.
 
There are lots here who would enjoy hearing a scientific discussion.

- Why would APC leave white streaks on different types of materials

- What exactly is butyl and how does it contribute to these white streaks?


No nutshell required at all

GSKR

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I've never experienced any of the above listed issues with D101 diluted 10:1 with distilled water.

Never allow product to dry on surface before wiping dry.

Rinsing with a soap/water solution of sorts to remove residue is NOT necessary! No chalky interior surfaces when used properly.
 
You better do some research for that ,excess calcium does cause kidney stones,that's why u get parathyroid taken out and be on medication
 
I have found diluted Meg's APC lightens, or whitens some weather stripping material on my dodge caravan.
 
I have an older black dash and Meg's apc diluted 12:1 with distilled water leaves chalky white. Started using m40. It's better, but a bit of of greasy for me
 
I have an older black dash and Meg's apc diluted 12:1 with distilled water leaves chalky white. Started using m40. It's better, but a bit of of greasy for me

Try using Meg's M39, it is designed to clean vinyl, rubber and plastic without dressing it.


[/QUOTE]Rinsing with a soap/water solution of sorts to remove residue is NOT necessary! No chalky interior surfaces when used properly.[/QUOTE]

I am obsessive when using apc if I am following with some kind of dressing or sealant. It does linger on surfaces if not rinsed off completely. Even if it isn't visible to the eye. In my experiences of course.
 
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