Chemicals and Technology
Why Use a Rust Inhibitor?
Rust is the oxidation of untreated metal surfaces when they come into contact with the elements; moisture is the main cause of rust. Since dirt attracts and traps moisture, a dirty vehicle is the instigator of almost all automobile rust, especially in hidden areas behind the chrome and trim. Only a professional car wash operator has the equipment and know-how to effectively reach all those hard-to-reach places and remove corrosion-producing grime before damage is done.
Wheel Wash
Dirt, grime, and brake dust collect in the areas around your vehicle's wheels. The concentrated, high-pressure spray a professional car wash uses removes this dirt and grime. It also helps prevent rusting inside the wheel wells-the most difficult type of rust to stop.
Wheel well, rim cleaning and tire cleaning is very important to the overall appearance of a freshly washed vehicle. Properly cleaned wheel wells and tires enhance the look and performance of your vehicle
Polysealant - Clearcoat Finish
Many cars, especially newer models, use a clearcoat finish seal the paint and maintain shine. Clearcoat paint finishes require special care. Harsh abrasive chemicals should never be used on them, which is why a professional carwash is always recommended.
Don't let the weather destroy your car before its time. To maintain the value of your investment, include a car wash into the routine maintenance of your vehicle. Professional car washes are an easy way for consumers to remove dirt and grime from their vehicles. The dirt washed off vehicles as well as the cleaning materials themselves may be harmful to the environment. As the operator of a professional car wash, what must you do to keep this dirt and the chemicals used in the cleaning process from being released into the environment? This fact sheet provides a description of the types of professional car washes, and explains why car wash activities are a concern to the environment, how to manage and discharge wastewater, how to manage sludge, how to prevent groundwater contamination, and how to become more environmentally friendly and conserve water.
Rust is the oxidation of untreated metal surfaces when they come into contact with the elements; moisture is the main cause of rust. Since dirt attracts and traps moisture, a dirty vehicle is the instigator of almost all automobile rust, especially in hidden areas behind the chrome and trim. Only a professional car wash operator has the equipment and know-how to effectively reach all those hard-to-reach places and remove corrosion-producing grime before damage is done.
Wheel Wash
Dirt, grime, and brake dust collect in the areas around your vehicle's wheels. The concentrated, high-pressure spray a professional car wash uses removes this dirt and grime. It also helps prevent rusting inside the wheel wells-the most difficult type of rust to stop.
Wheel well, rim cleaning and tire cleaning is very important to the overall appearance of a freshly washed vehicle. Properly cleaned wheel wells and tires enhance the look and performance of your vehicle
Polysealant - Clearcoat Finish
Many cars, especially newer models, use a clearcoat finish seal the paint and maintain shine. Clearcoat paint finishes require special care. Harsh abrasive chemicals should never be used on them, which is why a professional carwash is always recommended.
Don't let the weather destroy your car before its time. To maintain the value of your investment, include a car wash into the routine maintenance of your vehicle. Professional car washes are an easy way for consumers to remove dirt and grime from their vehicles. The dirt washed off vehicles as well as the cleaning materials themselves may be harmful to the environment. As the operator of a professional car wash, what must you do to keep this dirt and the chemicals used in the cleaning process from being released into the environment? This fact sheet provides a description of the types of professional car washes, and explains why car wash activities are a concern to the environment, how to manage and discharge wastewater, how to manage sludge, how to prevent groundwater contamination, and how to become more environmentally friendly and conserve water.
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