Consumer version of Meg's D114?

[MIsnowman]

Ok guys, I would like to try waterless and rinse less washing my truck. It seems like Meg's D114 and D115 have good reviews everywhere I've read, so I would like to try them. Is there a "consumer" version of D114 like there is with D115 (Ultimate Wash and Wax Anywhere)? I would like to try both, but I don't really need a gallon of each just to try them out.

Also, it seems like d114 can be used on just about anything and would also be the better choice when following with a compound or polish, is that correct?

[Setec Astronomy]

There is no consumer version of D114, AFAIK. There are places that sell quarts, if you can find them.

[Mask]

Good choice!!!
I use D114 on everything from automotive to households.
It's a wonderful product :D

[Bunky]

If the sold D114 OTC it would cost $8 for just 24 ounces!

[CDot]

The consumer version of D115 is their Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere

[MIsnowman]

The consumer version of D115 is their Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere

Yes, I was asking about D114.

[CDot]

Yes, I was asking about D114.

My bad, was skimming the thread :o

[Recon 4th 502nd]

Ok guys, I would like to try waterless and rinse less washing my truck. It seems like Meg's D114 and D115 have good reviews everywhere I've read, so I would like to try them. Is there a "consumer" version of D114 like there is with D115 (Ultimate Wash and Wax Anywhere)? I would like to try both, but I don't really need a gallon of each just to try them out.

Also, it seems like d114 can be used on just about anything and would also be the better choice when following with a compound or polish, is that correct?



Is there a "consumer" version of D114...

NO, Just buy this and depending on your use, you're good for the next 2-5 years : Meguiars Rinse Free Express Wash, rinseless car wash, no rinse (http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-rinsefree-express-wash.html)


Also, it seems like d114 can be used on just about anything and would also be the better choice when following with a compound or polish, is that correct?

You're in the Pipe, "5 by 5" :dblthumb2: And especially just before you apply your lsp :props:

hope it helps

[tenblade2001]

there is some in the samples thread.

[tenblade2001]

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/off-topic/7765-samples-original-post-updated-351.html