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[acuRAS82]

Klasse, I find 914 very difficult to wipe off at WW dilution. It takes more micro fibers to get a dry surface. I do not have this issue with it at a RW dilution.

That’s interesting and I sort of know what you mean now that you mention it (never thought of it before). I was just thinking maybe I’ll try doubling concentration to 1:64 per Klasse’s comment, but I would guess this would add to whatever wipe-off difficulty you are mentioning that I acknowledge.

Decisions, decisions.

[RPPM]

Maybe it is the Pittsburgh atmosphere?? On a side note, anybody else ever think 914 is just Megs D114 with different coloring? I swear Megs sold the formula to McKees. It is almost exactly the same in my opinion.

[FUNX650]

On a side note, anybody else ever think 914 is
just Megs D114 with different coloring?
I swear Megs sold the formula to McKees.
It is almost exactly the same in my opinion.

•I don’t think it is. However:

-I’m not going to swear for, or against, the
ownership of D114’s formulation being bandied
about, or not. (BTW: doesn’t Griot’s Garage also
lay claim to a “D114-ish” product?)

-Then again:
reverse engineering is not a novel idea.


Regardless:
Meguiar’s D114 is, IMO, still the undisputed
champion in the realm of alternative car wash-
ing products that “leaves nothing behind”.




Bob

[Klasse Act]

Well, I believe what your saying about hard to remove because there's no reason to lie but my experience is 180 degrees in the opposite direction when using it as a WW. I will say that in addition to using 2 ounces per gallon for WW ratio, I believe it says 1 ounce on the jug, I also make it up using distilled water because I make a gallon at a time and I don't want anything breaking down the product, maybe try distilled

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[acuRAS82]

Well, I believe what your saying about hard to remove because there's no reason to lie but my experience is 180 degrees in the opposite direction when using it as a WW. I will say that in addition to using 2 ounces per gallon for WW ratio, I believe it says 1 ounce on the jug, I also make it up using distilled water because I make a gallon at a time and I don't want anything breaking down the product, maybe try distilled

I always use distilled for all mixing. The removal isn’t enough of an issue to stop me from using it all the time, but it does take an extra drying pass compared to gloss-enhancing WWs. Nothing major.

[bfielder32087]

Klasse, I find 914 very difficult to wipe off at WW dilution. It takes more micro fibers to get a dry surface. I do not have this issue with it at a RW dilution.

Hmm that is very interesting. I wonder why that might be. I recently started using N 914 as a WW. I've never been a fan of WW before but N 914 has made me a believer and I personally haven't experienced the difficulties you have.

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[RPPM]

I'll give it another shot. Last time I tried it was 34 degrees in my garage, maybe that had an effect. I wonder if changing to 1\64 will help?

[bfielder32087]

I'll give it another shot. Last time I tried it was 34 degrees in my garage, maybe that had an effect. I wonder if changing to 1\64 will help?

Yeah that could very well have a lot to do with it.

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[Klasse Act]

Temp is key with everything

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[acuRAS82]

I'll give it another shot. Last time I tried it was 34 degrees in my garage, maybe that had an effect. I wonder if changing to 1\64 will help?

If you do try 1:64, please let me know your thoughts. I have half a gallon to use before trying a different dilution, but if it works great in your environment I would gladly follow suit.