McKees N914

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Do any of you all use this product? I noticed that that they advertise you can mix 1 to 8 and use this product as a paint prep. It must be some pretty strong stuff. Would it work well for traffic film and bugs? I’m wanting to use the normal ratio for rinceless as the strong mix to take place of bug cleaners and pre wash solutions.
 
Having only used ONR to compare it to, N914 is the real deal.

I actually use it as my rinseless presoak in a pump sprayer. It's very effective against most bugs and traffic film, but more stubborn stuff still needs significant agitation.
 
I just used it today as a rinseless wash.

I've also used it as a waterless wash, clay lube and paint prep.

Great product, picking up a gallon of it today with the AG sale going on.
 
FrankS said:
I just used it today as a rinseless wash.

I've also used it as a waterless wash, clay lube and paint prep.

Great product, picking up a gallon of it today with the AG sale going on.
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Just ordered a gallon if it. I have been wanting to try it and with 25% off today I figured it was as good as time as ever. Also ordered a few other things while I was at it. My wife is going to hurt me if I keep ordering stuff. lol
 
JCDetails said:
Having only used ONR to compare it to, N914 is the real deal.

I actually use it as my rinseless presoak in a pump sprayer. It's very effective against most bugs and traffic film, but more stubborn stuff still needs significant agitation.
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Thank you for the kind words.

FrankS said:
I just used it today as a rinseless wash.

I've also used it as a waterless wash, clay lube and paint prep.

Great product, picking up a gallon of it today with the AG sale going on.
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I appreciate your continued support Frank. :)

Bradposton said:
Just ordered a gallon if it. I have been wanting to try it and with 25% off today I figured it was as good as time as ever. Also ordered a few other things while I was at it. My wife is going to hurt me if I keep ordering stuff. lol
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Woohoo! That is a GREAT sale. Be sure to report back on how you like (err love) it!
 
Definitely great stuff. I was a little sceptical about it being a good paint prep but it works very good.
 
N914 is my favorite RW. I love this stuff!
 
I’ve only used onr and 3d rinseless wash. i have really hard water where I live so I use rinceless most of the time in my garage. I just finished up a gallon of the 3d rinceless and McKee’s, Uber and the new griots rinceless are the ones that I am interested in. Oh yeah the carpro has my interest as well. I haven’t read much about it used as a rinceless, mostly just as a waterless wash. Thanks for the feedback
 
I've been migrating from Chemical Guys to McKee's 37 and this is next on my list. I've been using CG EcoSmart for waterless washes in our apartment complex and I'm looking forward to giving this a try. I assume I can use N914 with a pump sprayer just like I use EcoSmart?
 
Odd because I cant see the 25% cupon code....can you share the code?
 
what's the easiest way to mix this to a 1:128 for a waterless in a spray bottle. That ratio seems like it'll be tough for a 36 oz sprayer? That's one ounce per gallon or 0.28 ounces in a 36 ounce spray bottle.
 
get yourself an inexpensive set of 'graduated cylinders' from Amazon or something. They often come 4-5 different sizes in a set. VERY handy to have. There are 30mL in a fluid ounce.
 
Belo said:
what's the easiest way to mix this to a 1:128 for a waterless in a spray bottle. That ratio seems like it'll be tough for a 36 oz sprayer? That's one ounce per gallon or 0.28 ounces in a 36 ounce spray bottle.
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Make a full gallon and save the solution in a gallon container. Then you can refill your sprayer whenever you need to.
 
The Guz said:
Make a full gallon and save the solution in a gallon container. Then you can refill your sprayer whenever you need to.
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no issue with it staying mixed? shelf life wise? i'm not a pro.
 
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