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Proper ratio of Chemical Guys CWS
Hey everyone i am planning to use collinite 845 on my car, last time i applied 845 was in oct 2012. So what is the ratio of Chemical Guys Citrus Glass & Wash i need to use to strip old 845? Or do i even need to use CGCWS? What if i just use Maxi Suds 2 since by now old 845 is already gone ?
Please specify the ratio to use to strip CGCWS for this foam cannon: Foam Cannon | touchless car wash pressure washer foam gun | Auto Obsessed
and for regular two bucket method.
Also ratio for non stripping and use CGCWS as regular car wash.
thx
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I can help with bucket ratios but not the foam cannon
I use 15L of water generally in my wash bucket
Strip 128:1 - 116mls
Regular 512:1 - 29mls
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Re: Proper ratio of Chemical Guys CWS
1 oz per gallon in bucket....
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Re: Proper ratio of Chemical Guys CWS
How much should i use in a foam cannon ?
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Re: Proper ratio of Chemical Guys CWS
Originally Posted by kaboose786
How much should i use in a foam cannon ?
If you want to use a stripping dilution you will have to figure out the panel impact ratio of the cannon - all set ups are different
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Re: Proper ratio of Chemical Guys CWS
i dont knw how to read this:
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Re: Proper ratio of Chemical Guys CWS
If you really wanna strip any wax, use a chemical paint cleaner or mechanical polish. I have see multiple Dawn washes not remove 845.
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Re: Proper ratio of Chemical Guys CWS
Originally Posted by Dr Oldz
If you really wanna strip any wax, use a chemical paint cleaner or mechanical polish. I have see multiple Dawn washes not remove 845.
but its been good 9 months since i applied two coats of collinite 845. I dont see any beading and am sure its gone by now so do i need to perform this wax stripping step? or just use a regular car wash before i applied 845 again?
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Re: Proper ratio of Chemical Guys CWS
On the chart the first column under the letters is the ratio set on the foamaster. Under that the OZ is the amount of liquid from the container sprayed per gallon. Non stripping is the amount of soap you add to the container for each set ratio to not strip wash only wash. The stripping is the amount you add to the container for each ratio to remove wax.
The larger the vehicle is the higher of a ratio you would use, that in turn uses less from the container so you have to add more concentrate to keep the amount used the same.
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Re: Proper ratio of Chemical Guys CWS
Originally Posted by kaboose786
but its been good 9 months since i applied two coats of collinite 845. I dont see any beading and am sure its gone by now so do i need to perform this wax stripping step? or just use a regular car wash before i applied 845 again?
After 9 months I highly suggest a claying and at the very least a paintwork cleanser. This will get rid of old wax layers and any contaminants allowing the fresh wax to bong properly thus giving you it's best performance.
On the other hand....... just a wash and wax is better than no wax at all.
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