Richy123 said:Is viro-sol acidic, the ingredients are -
Nitrilotriacetate Trisodium Salt 10-20%
Surfactants 10-20%
Sodium Citrate 1-5%
Orange Terpenes 1-5%
Water Balance
Dye Trace
Its also sold more expensively under the name of MC2 multiclean I think.
take it it dont like powdercoating then! i haven't dared try it on mine, just use a strong shampoo mix spray that on then wash like normal.FredYozzasport said:used it on my tailpipes!!! works a treat!!!
took the paint off my alloys, but hey ho! lol!!!!
pete savill said:take it it dont like powdercoating then! i haven't dared try it on mine, just use a strong shampoo mix spray that on then wash like normal.
Richy123 said:Is viro-sol acidic, the ingredients are -
Nitrilotriacetate Trisodium Salt 10-20%
Surfactants 10-20%
Sodium Citrate 1-5%
Orange Terpenes 1-5%
Water Balance
Dye Trace
Its also sold more expensively under the name of MC2 multiclean I think.
FredYozzasport said:used it on my tailpipes!!! works a treat!!!
took the paint off my alloys, but hey ho! lol!!!!
18ME said:Lot of controversy about MC2 a couple of years back on www.boxa.net when the Wax Wizard was rebranding Virosol as his own mixture "MC2":dapprove:
He was a supposed high-end valeter and said he regularly valeted JKay's cars and an authourized dealer of Swissol. He at the time was offering members a group buy deal for valeting so I got him to do my Porsche and Audi at the same time for I think £300 which included 5 litres of MC2 and 5 litres of shampoo which I can't remember the name,but both of these were rebranded by him and selling them at £25 a gallon instead of less than £10 for the original stuff
Saying all that, he did do a good job on my cars but I felt along with others a bit cheated.