Quik Shine Dilution

[petraidm]

I got my second batch of new products (VW, EX-P, QS, DACP, #9)to try based on various posts on this site and now have some follow-up questions I'll be posting. The first question is:



Should I really use tap water to dilute the one gallon size Quick Shine as the bottle says? To me this is not intuitive given that a lot of tap water is hard and contains many minerals. I plan on using distilled water. What do you alll use?

 

[Sci-Fi]

Distilled water here.

 

[membim]

Why would you dilute quick shine?

 

[Pats300zx]

Why would you dilute quick shine?

My thoughts exactly !!!!! Its an awesome QD and I would use it per manufacturers specs...

 

[andriver]

When QS is shipped, it is shipped in concentrated liquid to save on shipping. You have to add water. Add distilled water.

 

[petraidm]

Why would you dilute quick shine?

When you buy it in the gallon size it comes in concetrated form and you have to add water.

 

[membim]

Cool. I didn't know that. What is the ratio?

 

[TortoiseAWD]

Cool. I didn't know that. What is the ratio?

There is no measuring involved. The concentrate is shipped in a gallon jug; when you receive it, there will be about a cup, maybe two cups at the most (been a long time since I got mine, so I don't recall the exact amount). Fill the jug to the top, shake, transfer to sprayer, and use.



Tort

 

[thom]

my vote is distilled water even better is diionzed water

 

[Scottwax]

I wouldn't be suprised if the quart versions that are premixed with water are done with plain old tap water. If you have the option to use distilled or deionized water, do it if you want.

 

[Auto Care USA]

I use water from the hose to fill my gallons and it works great. Without a doubt the best quick detailer out there.