Dilution ratio

blk5.0

blk5.0

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I have never been good at diluting products. So I have a question. I have a I have a 50oz full sprayer. I want to use this when I use ONR as a presoak for the panels before I ONR. My question is how much water to ONR. If possible put in the simplest terms as you can. Sorry for asking a dumb question. I know they say for every 2-3 gallons use 1 oz
 
50 oz would be about 1 teaspoon of ONR.

I generally just keep old gallon jugs from distilled water and fill them with water and 1/2 oz (1 tablespoon) of ONR and fill my sprayer as I need it.
 
blk5.0 said:
I have never been good at diluting products. So I have a question. I have a I have a 50oz full sprayer. I want to use this when I use ONR as a presoak for the panels before I ONR. My question is how much water to ONR. If possible put in the simplest terms as you can. Sorry for asking a dumb question. I know they say for every 2-3 gallons use 1 oz
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Approximately .2 ounces for regular ONR wash dilution.

Approximately 2.3 ounces for quick detailer solution (most recommended pre-soak dilution)

Approximately .4 ounces for clay lube. ​
 
A cap full of ONR is 1/2 ounce. 50 ounces is just under a half gallon (64 ounces). If you are filling the sprayer to the top then add about 1/2 a cap full of ONR. If it is a pump sprayer and you are leaving a little room then fill sprayer about 3/4 full and add about 1/3 cap full of ONR.
 
sam's club has a six pack of proforce 32 oz commercial spray bottles that already have dilution ratio fill lines marked on them. inexpensive and convenient.
 
mjlinane said:
50 oz would be about 1 teaspoon of ONR.

I generally just keep old gallon jugs from distilled water and fill them with water and 1/2 oz (1 tablespoon) of ONR and fill my sprayer as I need it.
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That is a Great idea vs mixing in the sprayer!
 
mjlinane said:
I generally just keep old gallon jugs from distilled water and fill them with water and 1/2 oz (1 tablespoon) of ONR and fill my sprayer as I need it.
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This is how I have done it!!! It works great. Mix a new gallon and simply put it in the sprayer as needed.
 
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