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Underbody cleaner
11th June 1971, Page 64
11th June 1971
Page 64
Page 64, 11th June 1971
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To combat the corrosive effects of salt slush, an underbody cleaner ED3 has been introduced by Pennwalt Chemicals. It is claimed that the cleaner has a high penetration quality and can be applied with equal success by brush or by high pressure.
Non-toxic, the cleaner can be used on many soils, and oil grease and caked mud is said to respond to an application of ED3 following a water rinse.
Marketed by: Pennwalt Ltd, Doman Road, Camberley, Surrey, England.