Can it be diluted? Just want some lubricity to avoid scratches and water softener action when drying a touchless washed car (not perfectly clean)
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It can be diluted 1:1 for clay lube. Ive used it at 1:1 do dry my cars fate a rinseless wash. But I just use megs d-156 syn spray wax as a drying help. Leaves a thin coat of protection but adds to the shine
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I put it in a spray bottle and spray it on, then dry off immediately until polished and dry. It puts a really nice shine on my car. I get a lot of compliments. I have a 2008 Cadillac CTS and everyone thinks it still looks like a new car.
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you would need to use a very mild dilution if you were not going to rinse...it is a good sudsing soap!
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Yes, I did. I read he instructions and just mopped it on with one of those string mops and let it dry. I don't think I diluted it with water.
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Not too sure. Even if it's diluted it could still be sticky since it's not an oil.
1047168
I guess you could if you used a mild cutting agent. Why not just wash the car with a strong dish or laundry soap????
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I don't believe it is diluted. It is very thick and creamy. I always have to shake the bottle before use.
1500130
Try using a gas powered lawn and garden leaf blower to remove the water from the surface of your car. I use this every time I wash my car and it is spotless and show room perfect. A high powered leaf blower works perfectly. Try it. It is the fastest way to dry your car. I have no fine scratches from towels.
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no If it does it is very minimal . A lot of people say a felt sponge (the kind you put wax on your car) and a dab of soap work just as well. Dry with lint free cloth. works nice try it.
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Unless there is a definite need for Silicone Based Lubes I waould use water based. This product does not state but I would play it on the safe side. Thanks, Bob Bestway
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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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Do NOT dilute it. Just spray it directly on the carpet, which is simpler than using it in the rug shampoo machine.
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Absolutely! Just be sure it's diluted properly. Let surface air dry as well.
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I can't answer for everyone, but I did use it diluted with water in a spray bottle since I was drilling a hole in the frame of my Subaru Outback rather than using it with a drill press. No real options there.
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The cleaner contains a dry film lubricant similar to Molykote® 557 Silicone Dry Film Lubricant made by Dow Corning. It is not simply isopropyl alcohol. I would add Johnson & Johnson Baby Oil to the alcohol if I were trying to "stretch it." (Actually, I would not try to "stretch it.")
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I don't see why it could not be diluted. Household vinegar is 5% acetic acid. That would be 3 parts water to 1 part 20% vinegar. Please be very careful and wear gloves as well as wipe down all surfaces that the 20% vinegar came in contact with. This will burn the skin quickly.
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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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I have never tried to dilute it, so I honestly don't know. And I applied it with disposable brushes and didn't see what cleaned them!