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D114 & D115 - Meguiar's explains these two wash alternatives with Autogeek

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    Re: D114 & D115 - Meguiar's explains these two wash alternatives with Autogeek

    I was also using D114 at 31:1 for waterless. I have Opti Guard on my car so no worries about removing anything, but, is this stronger dilution going to inhibit it's ability? Should I be using it at 128:1 for waterless?

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    • #17
      Re: D114 & D115 - Meguiar's explains these two wash alternatives with Autogeek

      Originally posted by Garage Troll View Post
      I was also using D114 at 31:1 for waterless. I have Opti Guard on my car so no worries about removing anything, but, is this stronger dilution going to inhibit it's ability? Should I be using it at 128:1 for waterless?
      Even at a very strong dilution ratio we wouldn't expect D114 to have any negative impact on your coating. The only way you're going to remove that coating is to compound it off so you've got nothing to worry about.
      Michael Stoops
      Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.

      Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.

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      • #18
        Re: D114 & D115 - Meguiar's explains these two wash alternatives with Autogeek

        Thannk you, Mike. I'm playing around with both dilutions. 128:1 wipes clean much easier but 32:1 is slicker obviously. Regardless, I have experienced zero marring

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