Tire Gum Cleaner Concentrate 1L, Removes Dirt Grease Residue, Prepares Surface for Dressing, Pure Chemie

Pure Chemie Tire Gum Cleaner Concentrate 1L - Your Ultimate Solution for Spotless Tires

Pure Chemie Tire Gum Cleaner 1L - Concentrated Tire Cleaning Solution

Tire Gum Rubber is a concentrated cleaner designed for tires, unpainted plastic components, and other rubber surfaces. Its unique formula effectively removes common dirt, excess grease, and residue from care products. After use, it leaves the surface perfectly clean and ready for the application of care products. Thorough cleaning of rubber surfaces before applying dressings helps extend their durability.

How to Use:

• First, rinse the rubber surface thoroughly with pressure water to remove loose dirt.
• Prepare the appropriate Tire Gum Rubber solution based on the level of dirt: for daily cleaning, use a 1:10-1:15 ratio, and for periodic cleaning, use a 1:3 ratio.
• For heavy dirt, the concentrate can be used directly.
• Apply the product using a foamer or sprayer, leave it on the surface for 1-3 minutes, then thoroughly clean the tire or other rubber surface with a brush, brush, or sponge.
• Finally, rinse the surface with pressure water.
• If necessary, repeat the process, reducing the product dilution.
• It is recommended to conduct a test on a less visible area before using the concentrate.

Specifications:

• Volume: 1L
• Concentrated formula for versatile cleaning
• Suitable for tires and unpainted plastic components

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this cleaner on painted surfaces?

A: No, this product is designed for unpainted rubber and plastic surfaces. Avoid using it on painted areas.

Q: How often should I use the Tire Gum Cleaner?

A: For best results, use it as part of your regular car maintenance routine. Adjust the dilution ratio based on the level of dirt and frequency of cleaning.

Q: Is it safe to use on all types of tires?

A: Yes, the Tire Gum Cleaner is safe for use on all types of tires. However, always perform a patch test on a small area first.