is this formula the same as the ready to use spray but just more concentrated?
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I e-mailed the company and asked the same question. They said it has more surfectants, so it may be a little more bubbly than the regular strength. In use, I didn't see a difference.
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YES. This is a concentrated version that should be diluted with water. Very effective.
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I believe it is. Might be formulated a bit different because it's for machines.
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I think they are the same. These bottles are difficult to use. It's easy to get way too much. I transfer it to a smaller dropper bottle.
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don't know for certain but would presume so. Or at least what I purchased was a concentrate which I mixed with water in a hand held sprayer.
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I have sprayed Duracoat with this and it worked perfect. I have not done a side by side comparison.
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Hi Don - I have never used the product you reference so I can't make a comparison. Momma is very happy with Prevail so I haven't had the need to experiment.
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I don't know if this is the original formula. But it is as effective as the little ones. You would have to compare the two. I tried both and it works.
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Yes. It is a concentrate. I forget the exact ratios, but you need to mix with water.
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This is a highly concentrated solution. You will need to dilute to proper strength before spraying. You will need a good quality sprayer. I bought one for about $15 on Amazon. The plastic sprayers make it easier to mix because they allow you to see how much liquid is in there.
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Yes it is a concentrate but I don't recall the ratio of product to water off hand.
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In my experience, there is much less overspray than a high pressure system, but I use this for custom cabinetry and doors and only spray outside or in a spray booth. I'm using pre-catalyzed lacquer.
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Yes the spray is sort of a gel type liquid, it dries and sticks quickly after applying. Hope this helps!
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I'm not too sure but I believe my hair dresser told me once that the higher the number the more concentrated the product is. For me that I have thin and colored hair system 2 works better for me and is less drying on my hair.
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I'm not sure, I only mix what I need for each application around my home. I have not texted the effectiveness of the product premixed if left in a container. I do not have the product label with me at the moment. I will check and if it states a time frame I will let you know.
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The ingredients are the same. You really don't need both. The structure gel is cheaper.
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Hello, The directions are to "mix 1 Tablespoon of Bonide Turbo-Sticker to 1 Gallon of prepared spray solution". Hope this helps.
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Concentrate vs a 50/50 mix and two different lable versions for the 50/50 mix that don't appear to be a different formula?
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I have talked with the tech support on the phone and was told that all the formulas are same in terms of active ingredients, they are just labeled differently for different uses. Some people/contexts need specifically labeled products. There are differences in thickness in some of the products. There is the spray which is pure liquid, the hydrogel which is a light gel, the opthalmalgic formula which is extremely thick (and hurts like HECK in the eye, much prefer the hydrogel or liquid for the eye). Those are the ones I know. There is another question here about which formula is best for what, and that is a very valuable discussion, many of the answers contain valuable animal care insights. What I don't know is if the "Hot Spot" formula is the pure liquid or the gel (in terms of getting what they consider to be the best thickness for that use). You could call their Tech Support and ask them-- they were very friendly to me. But yes, the 16oz is the best deal and has the trigger sprayer which is so much easier to operate, especially when your hands are slippery. I also use this product on myself, they make a whole line for human use but it is ALL the same thing.