Car Detailing Products Dilution Ratios Questions
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Car Detailing Products Dilution Ratios Questions
Hi all! I am getting back into detailing my own cars. Have not done so for 10 years now and the game has changed quite a bit since.
I have a 2013 4G GS 350 F SPORT Obsidian Black. The car has been coated with Ceramic Pro Light.
I plan on using the washes with a Gilmour Foammaster Cleaning Gun
I have bought the following Car Washes and Quick Detailes but need help on dilution ratios.
Car Wash Soap
CarPro Reset
Adam's Car Wash Shampoo
Quick Detailers:
Mostly to be used when drying the car (I have read special consideration must be taken for black cars when considering dilution ratios for these)
Optimum Instant Detailer & Gloss Enhancer (32oz concetrated)
Car Pro Reload
The wheels have been coated with Ceramic Pro 9H. Can I still use Sonax Wheel Cleaner Full Effect on them? Should I dilute it before applying to the wheels? If so, at what ratio?
Any suggestions on dilution ratios and application techniques will be greatly appreciated.
I have a 2013 4G GS 350 F SPORT Obsidian Black. The car has been coated with Ceramic Pro Light.
I plan on using the washes with a Gilmour Foammaster Cleaning Gun
I have bought the following Car Washes and Quick Detailes but need help on dilution ratios.
Car Wash Soap
CarPro Reset
Adam's Car Wash Shampoo
Quick Detailers:
Mostly to be used when drying the car (I have read special consideration must be taken for black cars when considering dilution ratios for these)
Optimum Instant Detailer & Gloss Enhancer (32oz concetrated)
Car Pro Reload
The wheels have been coated with Ceramic Pro 9H. Can I still use Sonax Wheel Cleaner Full Effect on them? Should I dilute it before applying to the wheels? If so, at what ratio?
Any suggestions on dilution ratios and application techniques will be greatly appreciated.
Last edited by mcolommena; 06-20-14 at 08:23 AM.
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CarPro Reset: approximately 1-1.5oz of shampoo for 3-4 gallons of water
Adam's Car Wash: Have not used
Optimum Instant Detailer & Gloss Enhancer Concentrate: Dilute 3 parts water : 1 part product
CarPro Reload: DO NOT DILUTE - this is a true spray sealant. This product will provide months of great protection and hydrophobic properties. It is much more than a "quick detailer" which is why it is much more expensive. You can certainly use it as a QD spray though. Note: It only takes a very little bit of product per panel. I spray/mist per door size panel, and 2-3 sprays per hood size panel. Any more may lead to streaking.
Hope that helps
-Zach
Adam's Car Wash: Have not used
Optimum Instant Detailer & Gloss Enhancer Concentrate: Dilute 3 parts water : 1 part product
CarPro Reload: DO NOT DILUTE - this is a true spray sealant. This product will provide months of great protection and hydrophobic properties. It is much more than a "quick detailer" which is why it is much more expensive. You can certainly use it as a QD spray though. Note: It only takes a very little bit of product per panel. I spray/mist per door size panel, and 2-3 sprays per hood size panel. Any more may lead to streaking.
Hope that helps
-Zach
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CarPro Reset: approximately 1-1.5oz of shampoo for 3-4 gallons of water Adam's Car Wash: Have not used Optimum Instant Detailer & Gloss Enhancer Concentrate: Dilute 3 parts water : 1 part product CarPro Reload: DO NOT DILUTE - this is a true spray sealant. This product will provide months of great protection and hydrophobic properties. It is much more than a "quick detailer" which is why it is much more expensive. You can certainly use it as a QD spray though. Note: It only takes a very little bit of product per panel. I spray/mist per door size panel, and 2-3 sprays per hood size panel. Any more may lead to streaking. Hope that helps -Zach
Also any comments on using reload on top of the ceramic coating?
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It is very hard to measure dilution ratios in the foam gun... I simply add a few ounces of any soap to my foam gun when I am using it.
I highly recommend Reload on top of a Ceramic Coating... I use it frequently on mine (every couple of months). It takes no more than 10 minutes to apply to the entire vehicle, and adds even more protection to the already fantastic protection provided by the coating. Since Reload is a silica based product, it does well on top of other silica coatings (and even opti-coat)... it adds incredible slickness as well. If you can't tell... I love the stuff
You can find more information on my recommended coating maintenance in this article: Maintaining Your Paint Coating
I highly recommend Reload on top of a Ceramic Coating... I use it frequently on mine (every couple of months). It takes no more than 10 minutes to apply to the entire vehicle, and adds even more protection to the already fantastic protection provided by the coating. Since Reload is a silica based product, it does well on top of other silica coatings (and even opti-coat)... it adds incredible slickness as well. If you can't tell... I love the stuff
You can find more information on my recommended coating maintenance in this article: Maintaining Your Paint Coating
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It is very hard to measure dilution ratios in the foam gun... I simply add a few ounces of any soap to my foam gun when I am using it.
I highly recommend Reload on top of a Ceramic Coating... I use it frequently on mine (every couple of months). It takes no more than 10 minutes to apply to the entire vehicle, and adds even more protection to the already fantastic protection provided by the coating. Since Reload is a silica based product, it does well on top of other silica coatings (and even opti-coat)... it adds incredible slickness as well. If you can't tell... I love the stuff
You can find more information on my recommended coating maintenance in this article: Maintaining Your Paint Coating
I highly recommend Reload on top of a Ceramic Coating... I use it frequently on mine (every couple of months). It takes no more than 10 minutes to apply to the entire vehicle, and adds even more protection to the already fantastic protection provided by the coating. Since Reload is a silica based product, it does well on top of other silica coatings (and even opti-coat)... it adds incredible slickness as well. If you can't tell... I love the stuff
You can find more information on my recommended coating maintenance in this article: Maintaining Your Paint Coating
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