Should I mix the car wash liquid with water when using this? Or just use the car was liquid straight?
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It really depends on the detergent or shampoo you wish to use. I use Meg's Gold Class straight no dilution on the C setting for a pre rinse wash, then rinse off the excess dirt with a pressure washer(or strong hose nozzle) if I'm doing a correction. If it is just a maintenance wash, then pre rinse wash on C, then hose off, then foam on E, them mit while foaming and two bucketing, then sheet with no nozzle on the hose. Hope this helped you!
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Just use the car wash liquid straight. The foam master will automaticly mix it for you. I cant remember what the different settings give in ratios but I think the lowest setting is 1-128 and the highest setting is 1-10 and that is 1 oz per gallon of water so the lowest setting is 1 oz per 128 gallons of water and the highest setting is 1 oz per 10 gallons of water. So the gun will dilute it as you would like. But I tend to run mine higher than a manufactures recomended dilution ratio to give a heavier foam. Good Luck
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Just put the car wash liquid in the jar, and let the dial do the mixing. I don't mix my soap with water before putting it in.
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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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I suggest make it mixing water and this as well use the liquid forme it works great. Comes ready to use.
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If you are referring to it needing to be mixed with water, it is not premixed. Our vehicle's owner's manual called for a mix of a ratio one-half Zerex and one-half water, so we poured equal parts Zerex and water into the vehicle's reservoir.
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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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Nothing in it that will hurt your car or the environment. It will not super sudsy as car wash usually is, but if you are not addicted to bubbles you should like the result.
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You use it straight. You fill the provided cup up 3/4 of the way and pour that into the washer. I'm just guessing, but it's probably about a tbls. worth.
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NO. I have used Dri Wash for several years and never had any problems. I never use water to wash my show car...just Dri Wash and wax.
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No, you do not need to use pre-cleaner and clay bar. Just make sure car is clean. This may sound dumb but, Mr. Clean is the best soap for washing a car! It's more expensive than auto parts store soaps but, it cleans better than all of them. Like I have said previously, "I met a man who had 50 coats of LG on his 78 thunderbird and the car looked amazing, you could read the newspaper in the reflection."
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You need to be careful when washing the car with this PW. Dont get the pressure nozzle too close to the body as you may chip off the paint especially in the non metal areas.
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Car antifreeze already has built in antimicrobial properties. If your using this in a PC. Assuming your not doing sub ambient cooling and not mixing aluminum and copper, straight distilled water is better. Glycol can leave deposits and gunk. Plus it will stain your lines. I have even heard of it breaking down acetl top blocks.
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I just used water to mix it to the consistency that I needed. Using Latex paint depends on what you're using the paint for.
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Because by the time you get your whole car done all that soapy water will have dried onto it, and now you have to wash all that harden soapy water with water spot deposits off of your car. The proper way to use detailing clay is to wash your car thoroughly, dry the car, and then clay small areas at a time using a spray bottle to apply soapy water only to the area you are immediately working on and then wipe off with a soft towel before it dries.
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I don't know. I mix liquid hand soap with water. It is marked clearly on the bottle how much soap and how much water should be used to make mixture.
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This is called toyota oem concentrate coolant, so you need to mix this with distilled water 50/50 before you add to your car coolant reservoir. This is my answer to your question . Thank you for asking.
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I always wash the car with soap and water first, then chamois the car dry. I've never used soapy water with my clay bar. I always use the waterless quick-detailing spray from Meguiars or Mothers when using the clay, then wipe with a fresh microfiber towel as I go.
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Depends soley on how big the vehicles are, how dirty they are, and how you use it. You should really only use this as a quick detailer. And by that, I mean the car shouldn't have any caked on dirt, and your only using it after it rains for a quick clean or as a quick detailer. If the car is dirty, or your looking to clean into the cracks, just break out the hose. With that said, You lightly spray it on and wipe to a shine. It is not concentrated and should def last you atleast 15 cars.
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It can be used in several ways. First intended use: add an ounce to a gallon of water, use a thick microfiber MIT or towel, wet with this solution, to "wash" the vehicle, followed by a drying microfiber towel. "No rinse"... The other common use- a couple ounces in a quart of water, in a sprayer- you can use as a detailing spray. Spray on, wipe off with clean microfiber towel. I use this both ways. Unless the vehicle is covered in heavy nasty gritty dirt, you don't have to spray vehicle with water pre, or to rinse off. The stuff ONR is made of actually lifts and coats dirt particles keeping them from scratching the paint.