I was told to share my dilution calculator with you folks!

[Shaxinater]

Long story short I was suggested to post this here from another forum so I figured why not join the community and see what Autogeek is all about.

I started my journey into amateur detailing when I bought my first car about 6 years ago and have always struggled with the correct dilutions at different container sizes. I am a graphic designer by day and although I am not really a developer I figured I could make a simple tool that would help me achieve this. Once I was done I thought to myself, "Hey, this might be useful for other people" so I threw it up on a domain for anyone to use.

Give it a shot and let me know what you think! (http://dilutioncalc.com)

It should work alright on mobile so you can bookmark it on your phones. If you have any suggestions please let me know, I am not the greatest with Javascript but I would be glad to do what I can.

I am looking forward to getting some good discussion in on Autogeek! Thanks!

[dennis hiip]

Cool! THANKS

[builthatch]

sensational

+1 for the boxer avatar

[Mask]

Thanks for the effort. Appreciate :)

[BayAreaTech]

Simple and effective. Thanks

[af90]

Thanks!

[Mc'lovin]

This is great, thanks! :)

[af90]

Any way to throw in an IPA dilution calculator? Say 91% IPA to make a 10% solution?

[milky]

Very nice, thank you!

[Pats300zx]

Very nice...Thank you !!

[haris300]

This is wonderful! I'm going to share this on my blog. Thanks!

[HateSwirls]

Tried it from my Meguiar's D-120

Worked great,

Thanks

[Shoe_08057]

Incredibly simple (for us of the math challenged set) and amazingly helpful. I'll give your work two thumbs and two big toes up for making my prep days smoother.

:dblthumb2: :props:

[builthatch]

Any way to throw in an IPA dilution calculator? Say 91% IPA to make a 10% solution?

that's actually a great idea too. yep, most IPA base solutions are 91, 70 or 50 and people want to make stuff in the range of 15-25%. but also, sometimes you have a certain dilution of something, say, Power Clean, and want to take it to 10:1 from 3:1...or something. there is math to figure it out but in light of how easy this user's calculator is, it'd be neat to have that too.

thanks again.

[rwright]

Kudos :props: