Diluting wheel cleaner?
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Klasse Act
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Brake Bustet we do
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boosteddub69
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I tried Brake Buster and wasn’t that crazy about it. There’s another product from the Nanoskin product line (their wheel cleaner isn’t sold here but Autogeek carries their other products) that I use 4 parts water to 1 part product. I like it better than Brake Buster.
Klasse Act
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Absolutely
It's made to be used in a foamer like the IK Foam 9 but can be used straight as well
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Goonie75
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I use Meguiars non acid most of the time. I dilute 2:1. 32 oz bottle.... 10oz product.... rest water. Works well and isn't crazy expensive.
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The label says 2:1, but I find that 3:1 does a fine job.
Eldorado2k
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Meguiars Wheel & Tire Cleaner for me too @2:1
No, one part cleaner, 3 parts water.
The auto detailing world uses exactly the opposite of what is used in chemistry. It confused me a lot until I watched Mike Phillips' video where he showed the bottle and the dilution.
I would call it 1:3 and not 3:1.
Right. The larger number is always the water in auto detailing. 3 parts water to 1 part solution.
Eldorado2k
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We’re idiots when it comes to this... But the good thing is we’re all in agreement to the harmless mistake because it makes sense to us. Lol.