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Re: Introducing DP Hi-Intensity APC Plus!
Originally Posted by CanuckCleaner
I'd say the new APC works pretty good. Used it on my wife's avalanche with my Matador.
10:1 dilution
Nice, but aren't you worried about leather dryin out using a apc sir?
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Re: Introducing DP Hi-Intensity APC Plus!
Originally Posted by NightForce
All purpose cleaners are very effective but some are quite expensive. My personal favorite is Optimum Power Clean. At a 3:1 ratio, this is a kick-ass product that works well on just about everything. The downside is it's $35 a gallon but you get what you pay for.
I'm intrigued with DP Hi-Intensity APC Plus. Like all the DP product's I've used over the years none have ever failed me or even come close.
DP Hi-Intensity APC Plus will be part of my next order....
A bit of a plug for Pinnacle
May seem to overlook this brand but one of the best all purpose cleaners I've ever had the pleasure of using is Pinnacle Signature All Purpose Cleaner.
Try it, you'll be shocked at how well this works!
I totally agree totally with your statement. I have tried a lot but
have settled with OPC. It works great on everything. The dp is only $5 cheaper than OPC. I'd love to see a comparison on both head to head
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Re: Introducing DP Hi-Intensity APC Plus!
Originally Posted by DogRescuer
Nice, but aren't you worried about leather dryin out using a apc sir?
DP APC,at the correction dilution, will not cause harm to coated leather. In fact, it was actually designed to clean coated leather (among hundreds of other uses ).
Originally Posted by GOATMAN06
I totally agree totally with your statement. I have tried a lot but
have settled with OPC. It works great on everything. The dp is only $5 cheaper than OPC. I'd love to see a comparison on both head to head
I would love to see that comparison as well!
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Re: Introducing DP Hi-Intensity APC Plus!
I don't think I saw any mention of using DP APC on wheels. I know a lot of people use various APCs for wheels.
Any thoughts? Safe on wheels at 4:1?
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Re: Introducing DP Hi-Intensity APC Plus!
Originally Posted by CaveRacing
I don't think I saw any mention of using DP APC on wheels. I know a lot of people use various APCs for wheels.
Any thoughts? Safe on wheels at 4:1?
Yep. Have used it at that dilution for tires, wheels, fender wells with great results. Just ran out of my gallon last week. Have some older stuff to use up but once it's gone the 4 gallon case will be heading my way.
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Re: Introducing DP Hi-Intensity APC Plus!
do you need to rinse carpets and upholstery after using?
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Re: Introducing DP Hi-Intensity APC Plus!
Originally Posted by CaveRacing
I don't think I saw any mention of using DP APC on wheels. I know a lot of people use various APCs for wheels.
Any thoughts? Safe on wheels at 4:1?
You can use it on wheels at 4:1, but I wouldn't count on it amazing you with its (wheel) cleaning ability on heavily soiled wheels. For that, nothing beats a dedicated wheel cleaner.
Originally Posted by john b
do you need to rinse carpets and upholstery after using?
It's not necessary, but a good philosophy if it's not YOUR car, then it's better to be safe than to be sorry.
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Re: Introducing DP Hi-Intensity APC Plus!
Awesome. Thanks guys!
Yeah, I wouldn't expect it to perform as well as a dedicated wheel cleaner for heavily soiled wheels. However, for regularly maintained wheels, I'll either use the wash soap or this. I like that I can spray the tire, wheel, and wheel well and get at it. Easy enough.
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