APC Dilution with the Generic Bottle (D20100)

[MandarinaRacing]

Well I just bought my first gallon of APC, but the local dealer didn't have the proper APC bottle, only generic bottles (D20100).
How can I correctly dilute the APC on this bottle (10:1, 4:1)

Thanks,

Alex

[MTBPATH]

use a measuring cup.
1 cup equals 8oz.
2 cups = 16oz.

[KTruck]

Hi:

To determine:

Divide the container size in oz. by the sum of the product ratio.

Example:

To fill a 32 oz. bottle at a 64:1 dilution.

32 oz. / (64 +1) = .49 oz. or approximately 1/2 oz.

Measure out the correct amount of water (31 1/2 oz.), fill the bottle.

Add the APC and you are ready.

Use the above formula to calculate whatever product strength you like.

Regards,

KTruck

[MandarinaRacing]

Originally posted by KTruck
Hi:

To determine:

Divide the container size in oz. by the sum of the product ratio.

Example:

To fill a 32 oz. bottle at a 64:1 dilution.

32 oz. / (64 +1) = .49 oz. or approximately 1/2 oz.

Measure out the correct amount of water (31 1/2 oz.), fill the bottle.

Add the APC and you are ready.

Use the above formula to calculate whatever product strength you like.

Regards,

KTruck

Like this?

10:1
32oz / (10+1) = 2.90oz APC
32oz - 2.90oz = 29.1oz water

4:1
32oz / (4+1) = 6.4oz APC
32oz - 6.4oz = 25.6oz water

Alex