Devillbiss Dewipes ?

[Senile Old Fart]

They are listed as 50% ipa/50% DI water. cost is around $15.

why not just buy a 16 oz. bottle of 91% Isopropyl rubbing alcohol, cut it with 14.5 oz of Distilled water and use one of many lint free wiping cloths for about $3?

As I understand it, distilled water is as pure or slightly purer than DI water.
Medical grade Isopropyl alcohol is as pure as any.

the unknow is the 9% water , is it DI, Distilled or tap water. I really doubt that percentage of water will have a negative effect when mixed with the hungry DI or Distilled.

Barry, tell me what I am missing here !

and yes I am an Irishman.

 

[Brad J.]

I use dupont versions of those wipes sometimes. They say they have antistatic abilities. I have experimented with them and I do believe I get less trash using them. Your probably right about making your own but for me the customer pays for a quality job using top notch materials and I only have to lift the telephone to get more.

 

[C_REX]

the Iso will be just as good or the same for the antistatic abilities

 

[Barry]

They are listed as 50% ipa/50% DI water. cost is around $15.

why not just buy a 16 oz. bottle of 91% Isopropyl rubbing alcohol, cut it with 14.5 oz of Distilled water and use one of many lint free wiping cloths for about $3?

As I understand it, distilled water is as pure or slightly purer than DI water.
Medical grade Isopropyl alcohol is as pure as any.

the unknow is the 9% water , is it DI, Distilled or tap water. I really doubt that percentage of water will have a negative effect when mixed with the hungry DI or Distilled.

Barry, tell me what I am missing here !

and yes I am an Irishman.

You are pretty much on the money, we buy 99% IPA and it is used in the epoxy and waterbourn cleaner.

The 700 does the same thing but you may not be able to use on some base coats.

 

[Senile Old Fart]

You are pretty much on the money, we buy 99% IPA and it is used in the epoxy and waterbourn cleaner.

The 700 does the same thing but you may not be able to use on some base coats.

OK, I give- waterborne black it is.

I got it figured out now, you have given us waterborne black epoxy with UV additives to use for our black basecoat!