Can I put this in a spray container and spray it on then wipe off like other no water car washes?
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Yes! There are directions on the bottle. I made up a gallon in a used milk jug, gotta recycle! I pour in in an empty Meguiars detail spray bottle. Works fine. Can also be used as lubricant for claying. Just use sparingly or you clay forever. A little goes a loooong way!
755007
No, it does not need any spray. Just wipe with the cloth and it cleans very well.
768874
Yes, amazingly well..spray on leave 2 minutes or so and wipe off with a clean cloth. cleaned my headlights and a friends jeep that was much worse. It did drop his jaw with a, "no way!" might need to do it a second time if it's really bad but it works.
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About as effective as any other good quality nozzle. In other words....look into a pressure washer my friend.I like the "pam" suggestion though...along that line I wonder if rainx would bond to the car well enough to work without the buttery scent ;)
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I fill the container with water then a few ounces of water. I do not think you should put only the car wash liquid by itself.
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Yes.But a large area like that I would get the spray bottle of Armour All Protectant.. For better coverage. I use the wipes mainly on the dash area's of my car.
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A good question. Without some sort of lube the clay would stick it the car; mothers makes an equivalent product that's probably cheaper, and you might be able to get away with soapy water, although I've not tried it.
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It's great for washing aluminum wheels, but be careful with painted wheels. As to washing a car, the answer is yes, but also be careful. Make sure you use a nozzle that doesn't concentrate the spray too much. The unit comes with a spread nozzle that fans out the spray to about a 30 degree angle. I'd use that. Also, don't get too close to the car. I'd keep the spray about 12 to 18 inches away from the paint. As they say with most of these things, do a little test on an inconspicuous part of the car. A power washer can do a nice job getting a lot of the dirt off the car, but some good old fashioned elbow grease is the safest way to get a heavily soiled car clean. Hope this helps.
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If you have the concentrate you dilute with water (per directions) then spray on and wipe off. I use it on granite counters.
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No I do not spray but I also wash within 72 hours if not mold on the diaper itself will form yes. I heard some people put water and baking soda mixture in here to place diapers in. I haven't tried that
1980269
Yes. Blot on with a soft rag till gone. Don't spray directly because you could change finish
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I don't know about the liquid because I used the paste version, but I see no reason why it couldn't. I would suggest reading the warnings on the label prior to purchasing the liquid. I use a product called Wipe-New for the black plastic trim. It is amazing stuff; costs about $20; offered by Amazon. I have used other products that are touted as being geared toward restoring the "black" in the plastic trim, but I haven't had much luck with them. Wipe-New is dyno-mite! The stuff works as advertised, lasting for month after month. Of course, it lasts longer if the vehicle is parked indoors when not in use. I don't know about the liquid because I used the paste version, but I see no reason why it couldn't. I would suggest reading the warnings on the label prior to purchasing the liquid. I use a product called Wipe-New for the black plastic trim. It is amazing stuff; costs about $20; offered by Amazon. I have used other products that are touted as being geared toward restoring the "black" in the plastic trim, but I haven't had much luck with them. Wipe-New is dyno-mite! The stuff works as advertised, lasting for month after month. Of course, it lasts longer if the vehicle is parked... » Read More I don't know about the liquid because I used the paste version, but I see no reason why it couldn't. I would suggest reading the warnings on the label prior to purchasing the liquid. I use a product called Wipe-New for the black plastic trim. It is amazing stuff; costs about $20; offered by Amazon. I have used other products that are touted as being geared toward restoring the "black" in the plastic trim, but I haven't had much luck with them. Wipe-New is dyno-mite! The stuff works as advertised, lasting for month after month. Of course, it lasts longer if the vehicle is parked indoors when not in use. « Show Less
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You can spray clothing, but not so good for it. Better to spray you (it works for about 5 hrs of hot work, gardening, hiking etc), then wipe off or shower.
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on your soap container for you pressure washer I would try 3 oz first then fill the rest with water it all depends how big a vehicle you haveI use a soap Gun and use 3 oz on a 2012 Prius it gives a coating of foam all over my car, then leave it on for 5 mins before rinsing off hope this helps Limeyde
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If I under your question right I don't think this product was intended for that use but it does have lubricity. What I would recommend for you is Gary Dean detail Juice. That's more of a waterless car wash product.
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Spray on, let it set for 5 min, and scrub off. I wash my car after this, to get rid of last bug remnants
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I haven't attempted to use this nozzle to wash my car yet, but I don't see why it wouldn't work just fine. There are a large variety of spray patterns to choose from. I am sure at least one of them will do the job. Keep in mind this is attached to a garden hose and the city supply pressure is probably somewhere around 40 psi. The spray you get will not equal the spray you get from a 'wash yourself' car wash facility. Those sprays are under higher pressure. If that is what you're looking for I suggest you invest in a pressure washer.