To get the proper dilution rate, how full do you fill the spray bottles?

 

The bottle is graduated on the side (pending you're using a 'D-Line' bottle). Add water first to the line that represents the dilution you are wanting to obtain.

 

I'm sorry if i wasn't clear, i see the chart on the side and i added water first but i'm unclear how much product to put in, fill to the taper or top off?

 

Bottom of the neck of the bottle but, at that point, the volume difference is pretty much non-discernable/miniscule...

In short, I'd not worry about it.

My typical stopping point is around the bottom of the neck. This allows plenty of volume displacement area for the spray line to go down in the bottle without it overflowing out of the bottle.

 

Thank you, i was thinking that it wouldn't matter much but i figured i should know to be like you pros

 

I love those bottles !!

I also fill to the bottom of the neck with product.

 

http://www.autodetailingsolutions.co...ing_System.htm

this is what you need.

 

Wow...crazy...a tad overkill in my opinion but nice!

 

Your so right. I know that I was asking a dumb question hence my title, but WOW thats just what I was looking for. They must have made that just for me. Sorry if that sounds mean, i'm ***** faced...

 

Agreed!

This was one of the 'improvements' when Meguiar's put out the new D-Line. The old D-Line secondary bottles didn't have any graduated markings - nor any health & safety info.

Two nice perks for the new bottles. They are worth purchasing if you're buying a D-Line product in bulk!!