Is this a water based product?
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On the Mequiars bottle it says: contains petroleum distillates. May cause eye and skin irritation. Keep away from heat and flame. I have use this product for years and have had no problems. I wear gloves and or use and applicator to apply. I bought it on Amazon cause I could not find it in local retail stores anymore. Previouse bottles I bought over the years said the same things I have outlined here.
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No,it appears to be more of a silicone based property.I must say that after doing detailing for 40+ years;it is one of the better tire gloss products that I've used.it is a fairly a thicker gel,although it does go on very nicely.The results are far better than most others.It also seems to be more impervious to water than most too.
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This product is made of PVC. We recommend that you opt for a water based lubricant
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I would say no. It's a gel product so I wouldn't think you can mix it with water.
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There are only two dealers that are currently not selling this product from amazon: http://www.homespunenvironmental.com/Default.asp and http://www.nrastore.com/nrastore/home.aspx. The product shown is not made from Just Water as the seller suggest. I just got off the phone with Just Water and he explain this. Please be aware that you are NOT getting the product you think you are getting.
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after some research, i have concluded that this product while it contains 9.1% Fipronol, the remaining 90.9% are Other Ingredients that are highly toxic to all of us and pets. Unfortunately, it is not water based, ie 90.9% Inactive Ingredients, like water or mineral oil, etc...,
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Yes and you need to follow the directions exactly in the ratio of how much...ratio to water. It is a good product :-)
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Yes, it is deluted with other chemicals and water. It is a repellant and doesnt work very well.
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The packaging doesn't say if it is and I haven't tried it to go swimming or anything yet so I'm sure how well it holds up in waterBut I did use it once and sweat a lot and it started running down into my eyes a bit so I really don't think it would last very long in water. Hope this helps =)
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This product should not be diluted. Also, the product that I used was an oil based product, not a water based product.
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To be honest, I really don't know.. Guess it depends on ur skin sensitivity.. In my case though, I only use water and it seems to work just fine..Alma answered on September 28, 2014
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Yes this is a water based diffuser. DISTILLED WATER ONLY. Let me repeat DISTILLED WATER ONLY. I am unclear as to what it kills, but what it does is keep us from getting sick. Ever. Please check product for coverage area, our experience is to use either in bedroom or family room with good results.
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It is washable, so I believe that means it is water based, however, no ingredients are listed on the jub. You could call the company. Their number is 1-800-243-9232.
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no this is a water based pomade with shine. You will have to look for a clay pomade like shiner gold clay, admiral pomade clay,uppercut matt clay
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Sorry but I have not used this with oil based products yet but I would not be afraid to. Works great with water based.
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Yes. I have tried many similar products. This is one of the best and strongest I have used. It is solvent based, rather than water based. If you need a filler to use in an area that will be exposed to water, I suggest you use a solvent based filler. I have used water based fillers that absorbed the water from surrounding wet wood or moisture with the result that the filler softened. At that point I replaced it with a product like this one with no further issues.
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I believe it does contain some water. Regardless, this product leaves streaks and foot prints badly.
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I can't find the answer of water-based or alcohol base after looking at the bottle and the box. It may be on the box as there is one side of the box that I cannot read as there is a label covering it and dye stains covering it. However, it does say it is flammable and harmful or fatal if swallowed.Given the paint industry has gone from oil based to water based paints in the last 10 years due to environmental concerns, I am guessing this product is water-based, but it may have been oil based in the past. So maybe not all of the literature has been updated for the change and that is why you are seeing oil based and water based. I can't find the answer of water-based or alcohol base after looking at the bottle and the box. It may be on the box as there is one side of the box that I cannot read as there is a label covering it and dye stains covering it. However, it does say it is flammable and harmful or fatal if swallowed.Given the paint industry has gone from oil based to water based paints in the last 10 years due to environmental concerns, I am guessing this product is water-based, but it may have been oil based in the past. So maybe not all of the literature has been updated for the change and that... » Read More I can't find the answer of water-based or alcohol base after looking at the bottle and the box. It may be on the box as there is one side of the box that I cannot read as there is a label covering it and dye stains covering it. However, it does say it is flammable and harmful or fatal if swallowed.Given the paint industry has gone from oil based to water based paints in the last 10 years due to environmental concerns, I am guessing this product is water-based, but it may have been oil based in the past. So maybe not all of the literature has been updated for the change and that is why you are seeing oil based and water based. « Show Less