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SALT-X
For The Snow Belt Resident:
Anyone living in the snow belt knows well the damage
that salt used on roads during icy weather can do to all types of vehicles, especially
cars! Although car makers are striving to improve the metals used on cars, salt is still a
90 BILLION DOLLAR PLUS PROBLEM each year in the US alone!! That’s a LOT of
money!!! Washing with soap alone or rinsing with fresh water will not remove salt! Parking
your car in a heated garage only compounds the problem as heat ACCELERATES
the corrosion process! This problem can now be kept to a minimum with SALT-X! Years
of use by the military, many towns and cities and by the general public have proven that
regular use of SALT-X for rinsing vehicles of all types will extend the life of
that equipment and reduce down time due to salt related problems! This use has also shown
that SALT-X has no adverse effect on paints or decals.
To get the maximum results from SALT-X, rinse your vehicle each time it is exposed to salt or on a regular basis if living in an area where ice and snow are a constant winter time problem. SALT-X can be applied with our AUTO-MIX UNIT, a pressure washer (set at 2 oz per gallon or a 1-64 dilution) or 3 gallon tank type garden sprayer. If available pull your vehicle up on a set of portable ramps to make it easier to get to the undercarriage. Rinse the entire vehicle thoroughly, playing particular attention to the undercarriage(underside) and wheel wells, and let air dry! Remember!!!!!! Even though the ice and snow weather may be over…salt residue can remain on roads for several heavy rains after the season ends. Once you are sure the ice and snow season are over, wait until after several heavy rain storms have occurred and then rinse your vehicle one last time until winter returns. Follow directions on label. SALT-X is safe for use on virtually any surface, so use SALT-X on any surfaces that you feel have been exposed to salt(mailboxes, curbside shrubs, fences, etc.) WHEREVER SALT IS A PROBLEM……SALT-X IS THE SOLUTION!!!!
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