LFR 5000 Pre-Wash
Liquid Fallout Remover. For use by automobile detail professionals. Compounding, tar, and wax removal must be completed first. Essential to properly restore a weathered finish. Colorless.

Wash-N-Wax
Detergent and Polish. Liquid.
Cleans and lightly waxes in one operation. For manual washing. For light-duty pressure washing. For light-duty steam cleaning. Use hot or cold. Not needed for power-brush washing where wax is injected into rinse water. Amber; details on request.

Transport Coating Remover
Easily removes protective cosmoline coating from new vehicles without damaging finish. Essential for “dealer preparation.” Apply 2oz per gallon by spray or brush. Wait 2-5 minutes and wash off with high pressure or soft brush.

Others
Steam Cleaning and Pressure Washing Compounds

Spray Waxes:
Instawax
Spray Wax. Liquid.
For spray-waxing cars and similar painted metals. Most common use is in drive-thru car washes. It produces a glossy, water-repellent finish, it causes water to form beads as on any waxed surface, it retards rust, it promotes better rinsing and thus reduces drying time and wiping labor. At recommended use dilutions, one gallon Installs waxes about 180 cars. Green; details on request.

Hot Spray Wax
Spray Wax. Liquid.
Similar to Instawax above but Hot Spray Wax produces a heavier wax coating. For best results, the spray-wax water must be hot, about 150F. At recommended use dilution, one gallon Hot Spray Wax waxes about 40 cars. Green; details on request.

Tire Cleaners:
Atlas
Heavy Duty Detergent. Noncombustible Degreaser. Liquid.
To clean whitewall tires, use at 1:3 water. Apply with sprayer or brush. Scrub with wire brush to remove curb scuffs. Rinse. For aluminum or mag wheels, rinse at once to prevent possible discoloration; if prompt rinsing is not feasible, use Tirewhite below. Atlas also has many other uses. Red, mild odor, low to moderate foam; details on request.

Tirewhite
Whitewall Cleaner. Liquid.
Use at up to 1:5 water. Will not harm aluminum or mag wheels even if rinsing is omitted; but Tirewhite is slower-acting than Atlas above. Purple, mild odor, low to moderate foam; details on request.

Wash-Off Emulsifiable Solvent Degreasers:
Most common use is degreasing engines and similar greasy machinery. Use cold. Apply by any convenient method: spray, brush, dip. Let soak; usually, 5 to 10 minutes are enough. Scrub or use other agitation if needed. Wash off with water at tap pressure or with pressure washer. Hot water helps but is not needed.

On very dirty surfaces use full strength for greatest efficiency. For moderate dirt, dilute with up to 20 parts water, kerosene, stoddard, diesel fuel or similar; but all these diluents decrease the solvent power and all except water increase the fire hazard.

Wash-Off Solvent Degreasers are mixtures of solvents and emulsifiers. They remove heavy accumulations of oils, greases and some other substances that are difficult or impossible to remove with detergents and water. They are more effective than detergents because of two chemical processes involved: