Since it is “ok” for it to dry with DI water--I’m imagining mixing up bug remover with distilled water and using it as a presoak prior to a rinseless Wash process. Especially on bugs, rockers, and the rear hatch. I’d imagine that using just enough to presoak dirty panels will be properly rinsed with a rinseless sponge and Oberk solution. I’ll have to try this concoction maybe make a video 🤫
No, the reccomended dilution will strip waxes and sealants. If the protection has been recently applied, it could use 2 solid washed to fully break down, but this product is used more for pre polish cleansing, or for maintaing a ceramic coated vehicle.
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Since it is “ok” for it to dry with DI water--I’m imagining mixing up bug remover with distilled water and using it as a presoak prior to a rinseless Wash process. Especially on bugs, rockers, and the rear hatch.
I’d imagine that using just enough to presoak dirty panels will be properly rinsed with a rinseless sponge and Oberk solution.
I’ll have to try this concoction maybe make a video 🤫
Will .5oz/ gallon in a bucket wash also strip the surface or is it wax/ sealant safe?
No, the reccomended dilution will strip waxes and sealants. If the protection has been recently applied, it could use 2 solid washed to fully break down, but this product is used more for pre polish cleansing, or for maintaing a ceramic coated vehicle.