jgibson2980
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When i dilute this product do i do it by 1 gallon of product to 1 gallon of water or do i go by oz.
Diluting hyper dressing by megs
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LSUFAN
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When I started out just doing mine an family vehicles I would just dilute enough for a 32oz bottle. Now that I do it as a business I dilute everything in 5 gallon containers much faster to fill your spray bottle when it's all pre diluted. But it's all about what works best for you
shoeless89
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It gives you dilution ratios depending on the look your trying to achieve. 1:1 is the highest gloss ratio. Meguiars D170 Hyper Dressing
statusdetailing
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Most guys use it at around 4:1 to 3:1.
Buy a 32 oz spray bottle with the measurements on the side of the bottle. Makes it simple.
I use an accudose chemicle dispenser in my shop that I can preset. I run all the chemicles in my shop through it. Saves a ton of time and is much more accurate than mixing bottles by hand every time.
The only problem with mixing up large quanities of 5 gal or larger is that some chemicles tend to settle, especially hyper dressing. If it sits very long it tends to settle and get gummy.
Buy a 32 oz spray bottle with the measurements on the side of the bottle. Makes it simple.
I use an accudose chemicle dispenser in my shop that I can preset. I run all the chemicles in my shop through it. Saves a ton of time and is much more accurate than mixing bottles by hand every time.
The only problem with mixing up large quanities of 5 gal or larger is that some chemicles tend to settle, especially hyper dressing. If it sits very long it tends to settle and get gummy.
LSUFAN
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This is very true. Some but not all chemicals tend to settle after sitting for awhile. Normally a good shake will mix everything back together.
Which measuring system are u using. Been looking to get one for the shop.
statusdetailing
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I'm using an Accudose system. It dilutes 3 chemicles at any dilution rate you need, you just change out the tips on the pick up tubes.
I need to buy one more so that I can dilute 6 chemicles. They are made so that you can run them in parallel.
I need to buy one more so that I can dilute 6 chemicles. They are made so that you can run them in parallel.
jgibson2980
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i mixed it 2:1 .I really like so far that its water based .Should be an easy clean up on regular customers cars .Plus the shine is not real glossy .Seems to go on good with a applicator pad. Spraying just seemed to waste it .And as far as the review about it not lasting through the rain i think this could help business , if a customer see's that their tires are not shine they might think hey i need a wash