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    Quote Originally Posted by Harleyguy View Post
    Ron I use it all the time and very happy with the result's I agree it's kinda expensive but I do like the way it leaves the paint especially when I use Opti-Coat .Corey did a great review on it I have to look for the link if you can't find the review .
    Thanks Adam, must have missed it, only found Mark's thread and it got locked.

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    I've used and liked it a lot. I haven't tried diluting it yet though. Works well and the towel glides across the paint when you wipe. I think it cleaned the polishing oils really well
    Thanks Twister, going to pull the trigger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rsurfer View Post
    Have you tried cutting it 1:1?
    Nope. I swear I don't mean to sound like a jerk, but I'd rather spend a little more money and use it how it was designed, than cut corners to save a buck and jeopardize my final results.

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    I really like it. It makes the towel glide, removes all the oils and left over polish, and on top of that it smells nice too.

    I haven't tried mixing it 1:1, but I will next time I use it and see how it does.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flannigan View Post
    It just dries and leaves streaks, almost like if you use a spray wax in the sun, except worse I think. What I do is spread it with one towel that is already damp with the product, and then buff it off with another dry towel, just like a spray wax/sealant.

    Cuts through just about anything I've thrown at it, even caked on M105
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    Nope. I swear I don't mean to sound like a jerk, but I'd rather spend a little more money and use it how it was designed, than cut corners to save a buck and jeopardize my final results.
    My thoughts exactly, thanks Dave! I'm still holding out hope for a 5L jug even though it was stated it won't happen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flannigan View Post
    Nope. I swear I don't mean to sound like a jerk, but I'd rather spend a little more money and use it how it was designed, than cut corners to save a buck and jeopardize my final results.
    I was interested in the 1:1 ratio not because of cost, but because some are saying that Eraser contains 30% alcohol and could cause the paint to swell. I've been using IPA at 50/50 for years with no problem, but maybe I've been lucky.

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    Re: Carpro's Eraser

    Same reason. Optimum recommends 15% IPA before using Opti-Coat. Seemed easy enough to get there and it worked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rwright View Post
    I'm still holding out hope for a 5L jug even though it was stated it won't happen.
    So you like it that much? I respect your opinions Richard, I guess I'll get the 1 liter. What's your thoughts on paint swelling with IPA?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rwright View Post
    My thoughts exactly, thanks Dave! I'm still holding out hope for a 5L jug even though it was stated it won't happen.
    Yeah, I wouldn't mind getting it in a bigger bottle. I got the 1000ml and one both cars i did this weekend I used about 250ml...so it does go pretty quickly.
    Quote Originally Posted by Rsurfer View Post
    I was interested in the 1:1 ratio not because of cost, but because some are saying that Eraser contains 30% alcohol and could cause the paint to swell. I've been using IPA at 50/50 for years with no problem, but maybe I've been lucky.
    No worries, I've used straight IPA before (i didn't know better) and never had an issue either...so....

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    Quote Originally Posted by mjlinane View Post
    Same reason. Optimum recommends 15% IPA before using Opti-Coat. Seemed easy enough to get there and it worked.
    Good to know that you are getting good results by cutting Eraser.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rsurfer View Post
    So you like it that much? I respect your opinions Richard, I guess I'll get the 1 liter. What's your thoughts on paint swelling with IPA?
    I love it Ron and would buy the 5 liter in a heartbeat. Like Dave said, this stuff does go fast. As for the paint swelling debate, you would know more than me as you are a more seasoned detailer. I have actually bought a few products based on your posts! In the past I have used IPA straight and never had swirls return. I tried cutting it (IPA) 25% per Mike's thread with decent results. Mark sent me some Griot's Pre-Wax Cleaner and I really like that as well but Eraser left the surface squeaky clean.
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