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**Nappers** · May 14, 2008, 03:52 AM

Re: Can Mirror Glaze product dilute with water ?

Not sure you can dilute some products....Which product are you trying to get the last drop out of?

I would just turn it upside down and pour the rest of it in a new bottle, I do that all the time with my UQD and other stuff, waste not want not.....

Wait until the AM and hopefully others will chime in.

**g88** · May 14, 2008, 03:54 AM

Re: Can Mirror Glaze product dilute with water ?

Originally posted by Nappers View Post

Not sure you can dilute some products....Which product are you trying to get the last drop out of?

I would just turn it upside down and pour the rest of it in a new bottle, I do that all the time with my UQD and other stuff, waste not want not.....

Wait until the AM and hopefully others will chime in.

Tot of doing for M80, M82, M83, M85 and M86 ...especially M86..as its very creamy

**Nappers** · May 14, 2008, 03:58 AM

Re: Can Mirror Glaze product dilute with water ?

Hmmm, I'm at a lost. I think the chemists may or may not recommend it.....

I usually turn them upside down overnight and squirt what little I get out into another bottle. I use M80/M83/M02/M09 and the DC series. I personally wouldn't do it.....

Hopefully others chime in or Mike

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Aaron

**yalerd** · May 14, 2008, 05:29 AM

Re: Can Mirror Glaze product dilute with water ?

I think if you are going by rotary if you add water it's going to be too liquid and you'll get lots of splatter.

I say this because I was teaching my brother how to use the rotary and in the initial pass, at the beginning, he sprayed too much lubricant (I was not seeing) and he damped the pad I guess too much, splatter all over the place!

But maybe someone can chime in and recommended it, I really don't know if water and mixing it very well would work but then again I think that by adding water will have effects on product performance and results

**Sydster** · May 14, 2008, 06:18 AM

Re: Can Mirror Glaze product dilute with water ?

I'm no chemist and not from megs either but I say no, do not dilute, they are made like that and I think that is how it is supposed to be used.

**BlueZero** · May 14, 2008, 06:47 AM

Re: Can Mirror Glaze product dilute with water ?

Originally posted by Nappers View Post

I usually turn them upside down overnight

When mine start running down I keep them upside down, same thing with the ketchup bottle.

If you really really wanted to get every last drop out you could cut the bottle in half and get it out. You would have to keep in a air tight container then or it would dry out.

**Mike Phillips** · May 14, 2008, 06:56 AM

Re: Can Mirror Glaze product dilute with water ?

Meguiar's doesn't recommend diluting our paint care products.

Don't worry about the product clinging on the inside wall of the bottles, just remember to shake very well before using.

If you want to get every little drop out of a bottle then consider cutting the bottle open with a scissors? Be careful not to cut yourself. You could also tip your used bottle upside down and affix them somehow to a funnel that will pour into a fresh bottle of the same product after you used a little out of the fresh bottle to make room for the product in the used up bottle. Not sure how much work you want to put into using up all the product.