How to make 16 gallons of quick detail for $60 (3.75/gal) !

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How to make 16 gallons of quick detail for $60 (3.75/gal) !




Thought this may help a few of you guys save some money!

Let me know what you guys think and if anyone has any questions!​



 
Doesn`t the instructions for No Rinse say 6oz per 32oz of for a detail spray? This mixture would be really watered down at 8 oz per gallon. Has any else use a dilution this light without any issues?

How to make 16 gallons of quick detail for $60 (3.75/gal) !​
 
Doesn`t the instructions for No Rinse say 6oz per 32oz of for a detail spray? This mixture would be really watered down at 8 oz per gallon. Has any else use a dilution this light without any issues?

The product page for ONR over on AG says to use 8oz per gallon for detail spray. I take that to mean 8oz to 128oz, making 136 oz, but an argument could be made for 8oz in 120oz for one even gallon. I just looked at my quart of ONR and it only gives a clay lube dilution, but I would swear that my last quart of it had a QD dilution ratio on the label. I ju st don’t remember what it was.

I took from from this video that the industry secret detail spray is to use ONR at the QD dilution. Not trying to be unappreciative of the effort that went into making the video though.
 
I don`t believe ONR has the exact instructions for making detail spray on their product or website, they just mention you can make it.
Now I`ve been using 8oz for every gallon for a few years now and have seen the exact dilution on other sites/forums other then autogeek.

Haven`t had any issues on the dilution ratio, works great!

Let me know if that helps!
 
Doesn`t the instructions for No Rinse say 6oz per 32oz of for a detail spray? This mixture would be really watered down at 8 oz per gallon. Has any else use a dilution this light without any issues?

The product page for ONR over on AG says to use 8oz per gallon for detail spray. I take that to mean 8oz to 128oz, making 136 oz, but an argument could be made for 8oz in 120oz for one even gallon. I just looked at my quart of ONR and it only gives a clay lube dilution, but I would swear that my last quart of it had a QD dilution ratio on the label. I ju st don’t remember what it was.

I took from from this video that the industry secret detail spray is to use ONR at the QD dilution. Not trying to be unappreciative of the effort that went into making the video though.

Yeah I typically never finish the gallon of distilled water (current jugs I use will overflow), so my ratio is probably closer to 8oz of ONR for every 124oz.

That`s basically what the video is saying! I was kinda being sarcastic/messing around in the beginning , but I`m not sure if many people caught it, lol
 
The product page for ONR over on AG says to use 8oz per gallon for detail spray. I just looked at my quart of ONR and it only gives a clay lube dilution, but I would swear that my last quart of it had a QD dilution ratio on the label. I just don’t remember what it was.

It was 8oz/gal...they took it off the label when they started making their own QD.
 
instead of buying a separate jug why not pour OUT 8-10 of water from the distilled jug then pour the ONR in it? I realize it doesn`t have a threaded cap but I store my excess on a top shelf so it is not likely to be disturbed until I need it.
 
instead of buying a separate jug why not pour OUT 8-10 of water from the distilled jug then pour the ONR in it? I realize it doesn`t have a threaded cap but I store my excess on a top shelf so it is not likely to be disturbed until I need it.
Well there you go, that’s thinking ahead. ;) Just brought the cost down $4.
 
instead of buying a separate jug why not pour OUT 8-10 of water from the distilled jug then pour the ONR in it? I realize it doesn`t have a threaded cap but I store my excess on a top shelf so it is not likely to be disturbed until I need it.

You definitely could do that instead of buying a separate jug! I personally prefer a thicker jug with a threaded cap just in case it falls or I bring it with me in the work van.
 
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