Traffic Film Remover - If you're anything like me, you hate to clean your car and hate it, even more, when you do get to the point where you think that all the dirt, grime, and grease has been extracted - only to find out that you need to go and get petrol again. And worst of all you hate it, even more, when you need to go somewhere with your vehicle and you end up having to drag your tired looking vehicle all the way there thanks to all the gunk and grease that's been left behind on your wheels. That's why it's a good idea to invest in an exhaust system and car cleaner. They are essential for keeping your engine running smoothly and efficiently and they help to ensure that your exhaust system is always clean and free of nasty debris. Investing in a good quality exhaust system and car cleaner now will save you a lot of hassle in the future.
Traffic Film Remover - Paintwork Removal Tips
One other product that you should consider investing in is a good car shampoo. There are lots of different products on the market that claim to be able to remove traffic film but many of them are useless. Some are also potentially damaging to your paintwork and can do a lot of damage to your vehicle. The good news is that there are products out there that work well. When you're shopping for a car shampoo, you should consider whether you want a foamy formula or a non-foamy one. Foam formulas can often leave residue behind after they have been applied so if you aren't careful, you could end up leaving some behind which isn't good for you.
A good anti traffic film remover is one that contains either tfr or caustic soda and an absorbent. If you are using or you may want to check the ingredients of any product you buy to see how it works with paint. Tfr works by creating a chemical bond between the paint and the backing which basically left the paintwork on the surface as it was before it went on. If you use a product with tfr and it doesn't create this bond, then you may want to consider another product.
