Making your own chemicals

[Bshann21]

I'm looking into starting a detailing business but I am curious has anyone made there own cleaners

All purpose cleaner and made there own heavy duty degreaser


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[Jon TDS]

Hi do you mean from scratch like a chemist?

Simple Green or Super Clean are some of the popular concentrates here that people dilute to the recommended ratios.

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[Bshann21]

From scratch like using sodium hydroxide in different strengths


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[Bshann21]

Alkaline salts .... etc


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[OMGClayAiken]

Seems like a lot of work when you could get some Optimum Power Clean here on autogeek and call it a day. But if you enjoy that kind of thing go for it- maybe there are others that have done this and will chime in.

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[FUNX650]

From scratch like using sodium hydroxide
in different strengths

NaOH is some muy malo excremento!!


Bob

[BillE]

From my wife...who has advanced degree(s), one being organic chem.

"Are you kidding me? Playing with any extreme ph (low>hi) without a through understanding is a sure trip to a level one ER."

Bill

[rlmccarty2000]

APCs and degreasers are probably the most inexpensive detailing products available. I can understand trying to make your own wax or mix up a QD but unless you are trying to get into the wholesale/retail arena stick to buying and diluting your detailing supplies.

[Bshann21]

From my wife...who has advanced degree(s), one being organic chem.

"Are you kidding me? Playing with any extreme ph (low>hi) without a through understanding is a sure trip to a level one ER."

Bill

That's why I am asking if anyone has done it to try n save money


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[Bshann21]

APCs and degreasers are probably the most inexpensive detailing products available. I can understand trying to make your own wax or mix up a QD but unless you are trying to get into the wholesale/retail arena stick to buying and diluting your detailing supplies.

Yeah good idea it was just a general question to see if anyone has ever tried or done it before and if they saved a Sssshh load of cash doing it


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