Highest Churn Products in Your Arsenal

Probably Meguiar's Quick Interior Detailer. I have three vehicles so I use it a lot. Next would be whatever car shampoo I like at the moment (usually a Megs product), and Optimum No Rinse for the Camaro. I'm going to try Wolfgang Uber Rinseless next just as a test.
 
Route246 said:
What product or products are you using up
and needing to replenish on a regular basis?
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Route246 said:
Where do you buy D114?
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I haven’t bought any D114 for quite
a spell; I replenish aqueous solutions
of D114, on a regular basis, from my
personal stash:

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Bob
 
In order of amount used:

1. Soap
2. APC
3. CP Eraser
 
Probably masking tape. I am always stopping by Walmart or Lowes to get more tape. I usually always buy a bottle of 1Z Deep Plastic Cleaner with every order. That stuff rules.
 
FUNX650 said:
That reminds me:
I may need to adjust my current dilution
ratio; at the rate I’m going, I’ll soon be
down to my last 768 gallons!


Bob
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I want this converted to a liter capacity............ NOW. :laughing:
 
FUNX650 said:
That reminds me:
I may need to adjust my current dilution
ratio; at the rate I’m going, I’ll soon be
down to my last 768 gallons!


Bob
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What is the current dilution ratio?
And the new ratio?

Curious to know
 
FUNX650 said:
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I’m thinking about going
from 1:128...to...1:192.


Bob
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Doesn't that stuff strip the wax if you don't dilute it enough?
 
Meguiars D143 Wheel & Tire Cleaner. Especially now that I’m putting it in a Kwazar pump sprayer, man that stuff goes quik in that sprayer.
 
Route246 said:
Doesn't that stuff strip the wax
if you don't dilute it enough?
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Here's what "Meguiar's" has said about
that stuff’s ability for "stripping" a Wax:

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On July 23rd, 2013
jvs1991 asked:

"Mike,

Will the 15:1 dilution affect wax?
I know in one thread about d114 you mentioned
in a strong enough dilution it could strip wax.

I have been using it at 1oz to 31oz of water in
a sprayer to remove bird bombs, clean wheels,
and remove compounding residue for a while

but was just wondering if you guys have a recom-
mended dilution to help aid in wax removal?"
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Michael Stoops’ answer:
Jul 24th, 2013 06:56 AM

"At a very strong dilution ratio,
yes, it can strip wax. But we're talking
like 4:1 or thereabouts.

We recommend 256:1 dilution ratio for rinseless
washing (128:1 for really dirty cars) so you
probably don't need the 31:1 ratio you're using
for bird bombs and wheel cleaning.

15:1 will remove residual compound and polish
residue but those are much easier to remove
than waxes and sealants."


Michael Stoops
Internet Technical Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
(800) 854-8073 xt 3875
[email protected]
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Bob
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FUNX650 said:
Here's what "Meguiar's" has said about
that stuff’s ability for "stripping" a Wax:

______________________________________________

On July 23rd, 2013
jvs1991 asked:

"Mike,

Will the 15:1 dilution affect wax?
I know in one thread about d114 you mentioned
in a strong enough dilution it could strip wax.

I have been using it at 1oz to 31oz of water in
a sprayer to remove bird bombs, clean wheels,
and remove compounding residue for a while

but was just wondering if you guys have a recom-
mended dilution to help aid in wax removal?"
[Unquote]

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Michael Stoops’ answer:
Jul 24th, 2013 06:56 AM


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Bob
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And what have you found out from your own personal experience?
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Like Stoops said 1:256. It works just fine at that ratio.

For synthetic clay, I go 1:128.

Anything else, I use another product. No reason to waste it with limited quantities.
 
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