Traffic Film Remover - Not a consumer Item

[rlmccarty2000]

Sorry for the old thread reboot, not sure how I missed this the first time around.

What is the consensus on TFR in the US? We don’t get it because it’s too strong?

TFR sounds like a great product for winter detailing. I wonder why CG with all their various soaps doesn’t sell something to remove traffic film?

 

[The Driver]

Sorry for the old thread reboot, not sure how I missed this the first time around.

What is the consensus on TFR in the US? We don’t get it because it’s too strong?

TFR sounds like a great product for winter detailing. I wonder why CG with all their various soaps doesn’t sell something to remove traffic film?

All spot on with the 1Z/Nextzett products. W99 is an amazing surface prepper. Tardis is amazing stuff but extremely hard to get, I need to find a US disty.

 

[Lonnie]

AutoGeek does, indeed, have 1Z/Nextzett W99 at $20.00 for a Liter (33.8 fl oz)of it. Note the vehicle cleaning tasks with recommended dilution ratios it does.
https://www.autogeek.net/1z-einszett--industrial-cleaner.html

 

[Accumulator]

Ron Ketcham (kinda MIA here for the most part), was kind enough to show up on a recent thread where we were discussing this kind of thing. The ValuGard product is only sold in 5 gallon buckets...

I`m still just counting my lucky stars that I don`t have some of the issues that are plaguing my fellow Autopians.

 

[Older]

AutoGeek does, indeed, have 1Z/Nextzett W99 at $20.00 for a Liter (33.8 fl oz)of it. Note the vehicle cleaning tasks with recommended dilution ratios it does.
https://www.autogeek.net/1z-einszett--industrial-cleaner.html

Ya’ know,I forgot all about that W99. I may even have some that I bought years ago.

Thanks for bringing that up.