Hey guys, I just got some ONR to use as a clay lube, but have some questions. I diluted it 2 ounces of ONR to 1 gallon of water and for some reason it doesn't seem like that would be a good lube. However, that's what the bottle says to do. Any suggestions on if this is a good dilution ratio or do i need stronger?
ONR dilution
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swanicyouth
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1:16 of ONR is the way to go for clay lube IMHO.
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FUNX650
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ONR Dilutions...Per:
Label/Chris Thomas
Clay lube:
•1:64 = 2oz/1 gallon;
or:
•60 ml to 3.84 liters of water;
or:
•15.6 ml per liter of water.
Regarding "hard water":
Increase the ratio of the product dilution by 20%,
to adjust for minerals, if any, in the water used.
Bob
Label/Chris Thomas
Clay lube:
•1:64 = 2oz/1 gallon;
or:
•60 ml to 3.84 liters of water;
or:
•15.6 ml per liter of water.
Regarding "hard water":
Increase the ratio of the product dilution by 20%,
to adjust for minerals, if any, in the water used.
Bob
mwoolfso
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It is good enough unless you have really hard (well) water.
Joe@NextLevelDetail
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8 oz for 1 gallon of distilled water is good for quick detail /lube
You can virtually use any kind of lube.I use spray way foaming glass cleaner I just bought 80 cans at Home Depot the funny thing is I don't use it on windows. I use it for clayin and jambs I'm mobile here in south Florida and I can tell u 98 degrees with high humidity u need stuff that works I've tried them all there only one that doesn't give me problems at all ad it's not available in the stores .
