Bodywork Degreaser: car cleaners for bodywork surfaces

All the leading professional degreasers available from Carross

Cleaners offer exceptional cleaning power, effectively removing grease, residues, contaminants and other imperfections. Perfect for preparing surfaces before painting, these Degreasers guarantee optimum adhesion and a flawless finish. Adopt professional quality for impeccable results with every application.

Everything you need to know about Degreasers:

Its use depends on the specific product you have. However, here are some general steps you can follow to use most Degreasers:

Materials required :

Bucket of clean water

Sponge or soft cloth

Protective gloves (if necessary)

This professional product is suitable for sanding with various abrasives. It can be applied to all bodywork surfaces and various parts. Ideal for car repairs.

Steps for use :

1. Choose a suitable location:

Do the work in a well-ventilated area, preferably in the shade to prevent the product from drying too quickly.

2. Protect yourself:

If the cleaner you're using is powerful, wear protective gloves to avoid direct skin contact.

3. Clean the bodywork with water:

If possible, rinse the bodywork with water to remove surface dirt. This can be done with a bucket of water or, ideally, a garden hose.

4. Application:

Follow the product instructions for application. In general, apply the product to the surface to be cleaned. Some Degreasers can be sprayed on, while others may need to be applied with a sponge or cloth.

5. Leave the cleaner to work

Leave it to work for the time recommended by the manufacturer. This may vary depending on the product, but generally the Degreaser should be left on the surface for a few minutes.

6. Scrub the bodywork:

Use a sponge or soft cloth to scrub the surface. Make sure you work in a circular motion to remove all dirt and grease residues.

7. Rinse the surface:

Rinse the bodywork thoroughly with clean water to remove any product residue.

8. Dry the surface:

Use a microfibre cloth or clean cloth to dry the bodywork.

9. Inspect the result:

Make sure the surface is clean and free of residue. If necessary, repeat the process.

10. Protect the surface:

After cleaning, it is recommended that you apply a wax or protective product to protect the surface from future contaminants.

Remember to always follow the specific instructions of the manufacturer of the product you are using, as products can vary in terms of concentration and method of application.

The non-abrasive bodywork degreaser penetrates deep to remove impurities, providing soil-resistant action without damaging the surface, for a spotless, long-lasting clean.

The different types of Degreaser:

Degreasers are products designed to remove residues of grease, oil, silicone and other contaminants from the surface of a vehicle's bodywork. There are different types of Degreaser, each specifically formulated to treat certain types of contaminants. Here is a brief description of some common types:

Silicone remover :

Use: Designed to remove silicone residues from bodywork.

Application: Ideal for preparing the surface before painting, as the presence of silicone can affect paint adhesion.

Recommended use: Before painting or repairing the bodywork.

Hydro :

Use: Formulated to remove oil, grease and other hydrophobic contaminants.

Application: Useful for removing oil stains, traces of atmospheric pollution and other water-resistant contaminants.

Recommended use: During general bodywork cleaning.

Plastic :

Use: Specifically designed to clean plastic bodywork surfaces.

Application: Ideal for removing dirt, grease and other contaminants from plastic parts such as bumpers, mouldings and trim.

Recommended use: During regular bodywork cleaning to maintain the appearance of plastic components.

Each of these Degreasers can have specific formulations to suit your needs. It is essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions for safe and effective use. In addition, it is advisable to test the product on a small, inconspicuous area of the bodywork before more extensive use to ensure that it does not damage paintwork or delicate surfaces.

The liquid bodywork degreaser, based on powerful solvents, makes cleaning easy and effective, removing even the toughest grease and grime, as well as being stain-resistant.

Common questions about using a Degreaser :

1. What is a Degreaser and why do I need one?

A degreaser is a product specially formulated to remove residues of grease, oil, silicone and other contaminants from the surface of a vehicle's bodywork. It is essential for preparing the surface before painting, improving the adhesion of protective products and maintaining the aesthetic appearance of the bodywork.

2. Can I use any Degreaser?

It's important to choose the right Degreaser for your specific needs. Some are designed to remove silicone, others for hydrophobic contaminants, and there are even specific degreasers for plastic surfaces.

3. How do I apply the cleaner correctly?

Correct application depends on the specific product. In general, you should follow the manufacturer's instructions, but most degreasers require you to apply them to the surface to be cleaned, allow them to work in, then rub them in with a sponge or cloth before rinsing thoroughly with clean water.

4. Will the Degreaser damage the paint?

They are formulated to be compatible with car paintwork, but it is always advisable to test a small area before using more widely. Formulations vary, and excessive or prolonged application can cause problems.

5. Can I use a Degreaser on all parts of the car?

It's crucial to pay attention to the manufacturer's recommendations. Some Degreasers may be too strong for sensitive surfaces, such as rubber trim or plastic seals. It is advisable to read the instructions carefully and avoid areas that are not recommended.

6. How often should I use a Degreaser?

The frequency depends on the condition of your car and the environment in which it is used. In general, regular use of a degreaser when cleaning can help to maintain the shine and integrity of the bodywork.

7. Which degreaser should I use before painting?

The choice of degreaser before painting depends on a number of factors, including the type of contaminants present on the surface, the bodywork material and the paint manufacturer's recommendation.

The major brands available on the Carross :

It's important to note that precise information on specific Degreasers from each brand may vary depending on formulations and product updates. Nevertheless, here's a general overview of degreasers from some of the leading brands:

Carross :

Carross offers a range of quality bodywork degreasers, often formulated to effectively remove contaminants while preserving the original paintwork.

Mobihel :

Degreasers from Mobihel are generally designed to offer optimum cleaning performance while being compatible with other products in the range.

4CR :

4CR offers degreasers tailored to the needs of automotive professionals, often appreciated for their effectiveness and ease of use.

3M :

3M Degreasers are renowned for their quality and ability to remove a variety of contaminants, preparing the body surface for further treatments.

Cromax :

Cromax Degreasers are formulated to meet the brand's high standards for cleaning performance and compatibility with other products in the range.

De Beer :

De Beer offers bodywork degreasers that generally align with the brand's high standards of automotive paint excellence.

Glasurit :

Glasurit bodywork degreasers are known for their effectiveness in removing contaminants, helping to ensure proper surface preparation before painting.

Lechler :

Lechler bodywork cleaners are designed to provide optimum cleaning results while preserving paint quality.

Lesonal :

Lesonal bodywork cleaners are generally valued for their ability to effectively remove contaminants, preparing the bodywork for further treatments.

MaxMeyer :

MaxMeyer offers bodywork cleaners that aim to simplify the cleaning process while maintaining high standards of performance.

Nexa Autocolor :

Nexa Autocolor's bodywork cleaners are often designed to be compatible with the brand's other products, offering an integrated solution for bodywork cleaning and preparation.

PPG:

PPG offers bodywork degreasers renowned for their effectiveness in removing contaminants and contributing to a high-quality paint process.

R-M :

R-M bodywork cleaners are generally formulated to meet the brand's high standards for cleaning performance and compatibility with other products.

Sikkens :

Sikkens bodywork cleaners are renowned for their effectiveness in preparing the surface before painting, contributing to high-quality finishing results.

Spies Hecker :

Spies Hecker offers bodywork cleaners that generally align with the brand's high standards of paint quality and surface preparation.

Standox :

Standox bodywork cleaners are generally designed to meet the brand's high standards for surface preparation and paint quality.

In conclusion, premium bodywork degreasers effectively clean all layers of dirt, ensuring optimum washing and long-lasting protection, for an impeccable finish and preserved shine. In the end, the result is worthy of an example of professional work.

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