Bulk Waterless Wash?

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What are you guys using for your waterless washes that can be bought in bulk? I have been using DP Waterless but I am blowing through it way too quick. I will primarily use it for waterless washes and clay lubrication but I also use it for door jambs and wheels so I go through a lot of it.

I have been looking at the Optimum No-Rinse 32 OZ, CG Eco and GG Spray-On Wash gallon jugs but wanted to run it by the business owners. I never had an issue with the DP waterless, so looking for something that is very safe on soft clears but more cost effective.
 
Ultima Waterles Wash+ fits your needs. Can be purchased by the gallon. 3 oz makes a gallon
 
Meg's D114, Meg's D115. Also not sold here but some other sites have ONR available in 5 gallon containers if needed.
 
Pinnacle.

At 1:32 - a gallon lasts a while. They key isn't how large the container is, but how good the dilution is. BF & UWW+ are also quality high dilution products.
 
Chemical guys concentrated by the gallon, I've gone to rinse less for almost everything now besides door jambs.
 
fly07sti said:
Meg's D114, Meg's D115. Also not sold here but some other sites have ONR available in 5 gallon containers if needed.
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I'll have to agree Megs D114 is also very good D115 is great as well but the dilution ratio makes it not as cost effective compared to UWW+ and D114
 
Opti-Clean is Optimum's waterless wash. It's a 1:3 dilution ratio so it's not as cost effective as others but it works very well. Can be diluted further for interior surfaces.
 
I go with Meguiar's D114 for my WW.
Current price: $32.99 for a 1 gallon container.

•Even when diluted at Meguiar's strongest
recommended ratio for a Water-less Wash...1:128...
D114 will yield 128 gallons of WW solution.
That's ~2.33 X 55gal drums!

•Depending on the vehicle's dirtiness...
I don't always go with that "strong" of a D114 solution.
Rather, I'll mix D114 @: 1:192; or:
1:256<---(Meguiar's recommended RW ratio)...
which will, more often than not, be sufficient:
making D114 even more economical. Just paying
$33.00 for ~4.65 X 55gal. drums of WW...:wow:


Bob
 
FUNX650 said:
I go with Meguiar's D114 for my WW.
Current price: $32.99 for a 1 gallon container.

•Even when diluted at Meguiar's strongest
recommended ratio for a Water-less Wash...1:128...
D114 will yield 128 gallons of WW solution.
That's ~2.33 X 55gal drums!

•Depending on the vehicle's dirtiness...
I don't always go with that "strong" of a D114 solution.
Rather, I'll mix D114 @: 1:192; or:
1:256<---(Meguiar's recommended RW ratio)...
which will, more often than not, be sufficient:
making D114 even more economical. Just paying
$33.00 for ~4.65 X 55gal. drums of WW...:wow:
Bob
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:iagree: in a Landslide....Especially if you want Nothing Left Behind.

Clay Lube is also 1:256.

hope it helps
 
... and at stronger dilution ratios you can use D114 as an LSP stripper or panel wipe instead of IPA.
 
trekkeruss said:
... and at stronger dilution ratios you can use D114 as an LSP stripper or panel wipe instead of IPA.
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I use it mixed in with my IPA solution to provide lubricity and get rid of that clingy feeling from IPA alone.
 
DasBurninator said:
I use it mixed in with my IPA solution
to provide lubricity

and get rid of that clingy feeling
from IPA alone.
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The ratio(s) at which I mix D114...
there's never a need for any IPA. :xyxthumbs:


Bob
 
DasBurninator said:
What dilution are you using it at? 4:1 or stronger?
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•No way I'd go stronger than 1:4...
-1:4 is a "wax-stripper"

•I use 1:15 for a "panel wipe".

DasBurninator said:
My thoughts are CarPro Eraser is basically IPA with soap in it for lubricity, so replace soap with D114 and you have a very similar product.
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I'm not wanting to mix up a product that's similar
to Eraser. I want my "panel wipe" to be IPA free.


Bob
 
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