using my various RNW as WW

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Hi I have various rinseless washes, DG, BF, ONR, and MEgs D114

Can I use them as a dedicated Waterless in a spray bottle??? I would spray the panel liberally and let it sit and then wipe in one direction with MF and second MF to buff. I would like to use the ONR or Duragloss rinseless.

I got plenty of Home depot spray bottles. So what would be a good ratio? :props:
 
I read on the Meguiars forums that RFEW can be used as a Waterless wash mixed at 1oz per gallon! I mixed 1/4oz in a 32oz spray bottle and i like it so far.
 
cwilliams4296 said:
I read on the Meguiars forums that RFEW can be used as a Waterless wash mixed at 1oz per gallon! I mixed 1/4oz in a 32oz spray bottle and i like it so far.
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WHAT! Does that even provide enough lube to lift dirt? I might try that on a portion of the car today then.
 
Heres Direct from MOL from Michael Stoops

For a typical bucket wash our directions are for 1 ounce of RFEW to 2 gallons of water, or 1 ounce of RFEW to 1 gallon of water for a dirtier car. Using RFEW at 128:1 in a spray is equivalent to the "dirtier car" dilution ratio for a rinseless bucket wash, but common sense would then dictate that you are not then using a small amount like you would with a quick detail spray. You're going to want to spray a fairly liberal amount of product onto the surface before wiping with a clean microfiber towel. Essentially you should almost soak the surface before wiping, and you should use several towels for the process.

RFEW has pretty stout cleaning ability so there's no need to go to a really heavy dilution ratio with it. And if you've used it in a bucket wash you know it's incredibly slick in solution.
 
Just read a thread and another member was using 6 oz of DG to 32oz of water??? Sound a bit excess for a water less.
 
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