Can I use APC without diluting with water?
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MisterSnoop
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What are you using it on? That could be pretty harsh on interiors, pH wise.
dcjredline
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#1 WHAT APC are we talking about
Some come pre-diluted
Some come pre-diluted
FUNX650
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•Most APCs will have a dilution ratio
chart, imprinted somewhere on their
containers’ labels, that’s been deemed
by their Manufacturers to be used for
the many types of cleaning tasks.
-(That’s usually what I originally go by.
I may tweek those ratios, further down
the line—to suit my real and or perceived
notions—of how individual APCs clean @
those recommended dilution ratios.)
•In all candor:
-There’s been so very few times that I’ve
actually used APCs @ full strength/undiluted,
that I don’t remember the reasons why...
Bob
Desertnate
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This is really important.
I used a non-automotive APC many years ago and even in it's diluted, ready-to-use state in the spray bottle it was strong enough to start removing the white painted labels on interior bits like the turn signal stalk.
VISITOR
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most APC's (many other detailing products as well) in the gallon size are dilutable.
the best thing to do is read the directions on the label and follow (and use the product) accordingly.
the chemist/manufacturer developed and know their product best.
here's a website (below) that makes diluting chemicals simple.
make sure to have a measuring cup with markings..
(step 1) enter container size
(step 2) enter dilution ratio
(step 3) press the right arrow > in the little grey box and
it will tell you how much (in ounces) concentrate & water is needed.
Dilution Calculator | Quick Dilution Chart
the best thing to do is read the directions on the label and follow (and use the product) accordingly.
the chemist/manufacturer developed and know their product best.
here's a website (below) that makes diluting chemicals simple.
make sure to have a measuring cup with markings..
(step 1) enter container size
(step 2) enter dilution ratio
(step 3) press the right arrow > in the little grey box and
it will tell you how much (in ounces) concentrate & water is needed.
Dilution Calculator | Quick Dilution Chart