Meguiars Dilutable bottles?

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Evenflow

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Anywhere know where to get their dilutable bottles? I have a gallon of their stuff and would like to have the bottles for mobile sake.
 
I bought a bunch of spray bottles with chemical-resistant sprayers and dilution ratios on the bottle from USPlastics.com
 
You used to be able to order these direct from Meg's, I'd imagine you still can. And of course ADS if they are operating. I also am lucky enough to have a detail supply shop an hour away which stocks a lot of Meg's Pro and Detailer line stuff, I'd imagine they have them--so you might want to check the distributor list at the Meg's website and see if anything jumps out at you locally.
 
STG said:
Go to usplastics.com



Chemical Resistant Viton® Spray Bottles - US Plastic Corporation



32oz. chemical resistant bottle and chemical restistant Viton spray head (same as Meg's) for $1.77 (quantity 1). Meguiar's gets $2.99 for the spray head and $1.99 for the bottle! I'll forgo the cool Meg's label to pay 35% of what Barry charges.



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But what's helpful on the Meg's bottles, is a dilution ratio, which is helpful so you don't need to remember all the diltuion rations. Unless you're using just one or two products from their line.



It tells you what you can mix the bottles at, and where on the bottle water needs to be filled for 1:1,4:1,8:1, 10:1 etc.



Worth it IMO.







-Nick :spot

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I made this a while ago, this way I can buy whatever bottle I want and have a guide to mix it. Hope it helps.
 
Very cool Max! :up



I'd rather have something on the bottle, I have a tendancy to loose "paper" items I bring along with me. I take a large leather "porfolio" with me to work, but having it on the bottle is worth the few bucks to me. I wish Meg's made this bottle without any label on it. That would be much better.







-Nick :spot

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nick19 said:
Very cool Max! :up



I'd rather have something on the bottle, I have a tendancy to loose "paper" items I bring along with me. I take a large leather "porfolio" with me to work, but having it on the bottle is worth the few bucks to me. I wish Meg's made this bottle without any label on it. That would be much better.







-Nick :spot

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You could mark the bottles with dillution marks by copying the Meg's markings or filling the bottles with water. JUST USE A SHARPIE.



This ain't brain surgery, but go ahead and pay $5.00 instead of $1.77. You could also print out the table above and tape it to the bottles using a large piece of clear packing tape.



I don't know about you, but I do not refill empty bottles. I look at my half full thirty two ounce bottlke of Dettailer Glass Cleaner and guestimate I can put about 15 oz. in it, take out my small measuring cup, measure 15 oz. of water and then 1.5 ounces of concentrate.
 
STG said:
You could mark the bottles with dillution marks by copying the Meg's markings or filling the bottles with water. JUST USE A SHARPIE.



This ain't brain surgery, but go ahead and pay $5.00 instead of $1.77. You could also print out the table above and tape it to the bottles using a large piece of clear packing tape.



I don't know about you, but I do not refill empty bottles. I look at my half full thirty two ounce bottlke of Dettailer Glass Cleaner and guestimate I can put about 15 oz. in it, take out my small measuring cup, measure 15 oz. of water and then 1.5 ounces of concentrate.
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I get my Meg's bottles for free.. but good idea. I also don't do this 50 hours a week, and often forget dilution ratios because a 32oz bottle, usually lasts me weeks or longer. If I ever come across/or need new bottles, I will defiantly do this ^! :bigups







-Nick :spot

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