Salts Gone

[billenh]

Has anyone tried this product? It claims it is safe for wax and ceramic. I'm looking for a touchless way to wash off my Kenzo coated truck between bucket washes up here in my New Hampshire winter and as you know water alone doesn't cut it.

Thoughts?
Thanks
Bill

FAQs (saltsgone.com)

 

[FUNX650]

Has anyone tried this product?

Thoughts?

FAQs (saltsgone.com)

•IMO:
-It’s of utmost importance that, before I ever
apply any cleaning products on my vehicles,
I want as much information regarding their
ingredients and chemical make up as possible.

-Looks like this cleaning product’s manufacturer
has decided to do otherwise. That lack of “Intel”
presents a huge stumbling block from the outset.

As such: I won’t be trying this product.

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3. COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS

•Chemical Name...........................•CAS Number
-Non-hazardous materials................ Mixture
-Water........................................ 7732-18-5

’All ingredients, in concentrations and/or
physical forms, present in this product
are not classified as hazardous to health
and do not require reporting on this SDS’.

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Bob

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

Has anyone tried this product? It claims it is safe for wax and ceramic.

I'm looking for a touchless way to wash off my Kenzo coated truck between bucket washes up here in my New Hampshire winter and as you know water alone doesn't cut it.

Thoughts?
Thanks
Bill

Hi Bill,

Sorry for the late reply, I've been a tick busy with this project...


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I'm sorry to say I've never lived where road salt is used regularly on the roads. Thus I don't know what's good, what works and what's safe.

Kenzo is a very good coating and my guess is it's very stout. I'd say take one for the team and test it out BUT also post a follow-up with what you find out to help others into the future.