Traffic Film Remover - Truck Wash 205
Truck Wash 205 is a highly Concentrated Commercial vehicle wash and traffic film remover.
Use Truck Wash 205 pressure washer detergent formula for streak-free cleaning of all fleet vehicles, plant equipment and machinery.
This highly active TFR pressure washer additive is odourless and can be used on all food carrying vehicles and paint finishes.
When diluted just one 25 ltr drum with make over 500 ltrs of the best traffic film remover for cleaning all types of commercial vehicles.
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Highly Concentrated - Traffic Film Removal
Truck Wash 205 Traffic Film Remover quickly breaks the most stubborn traffic film, grease and oil build up by neutralising static build up effectively without the need of harsh caustic based chemicals, and the truck wash special formula pressure washer detergent maintains the finish to paintwork. This product is suitable for use with hard or soft water, using hot or cold pressure washing machines. Formulated with rapidly biodegradable eco friendly ingredients.
Uses
Automotive indistry as it is suitable for cleaning all makes of cars, vans, lorries, tankers, curtain sided vehicles and commercial vehicle. Truck Wash 205 traffic film remover quickly removes,oils, grease and dirt and is ideal for removing grease in the engine compartments. Truck Wash 205 is also highly effective for pre-MOT testing on chassis and under body areas.
Industrial as Truck Wash 205 pressure washer detergent cleans vehicles involved in the transportation of meat and other foods. The product is odour free and a non-tainting formulation which enables use, both internally and externally. It can also be used to clean railway carriages and through arch wash systems and it is also used for hand washing vehicles.
This highly concentrate pressure washer detergent is formulated to produce high foam for longer working contact time thus reducing over use of chemical.
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