All-Purpose Cleaner Concentrate in a Gallon Size for Interior Detailing and Heavy Automotive Degreasing

This all-purpose cleaner concentrate loosens road film, tire residue and interior grime through emulsification, giving you one gallon to mix for different detailing jobs. Adjust the dilution for light interior cleaning, wheel and tire care, or heavier grease and mud on engine bays and undercarriages.

Use 10 parts water to 1 part cleaner for light interior work and paint preparation, or 4 parts water to 1 part cleaner for routine wheel, tire, engine bay and undercarriage cleaning. Reserve an equal-parts mixture for stubborn buildup that the 4:1 mixture cannot remove. Start with the weakest effective mixture and never let the cleaner dry on the surface.

For interior work, apply the diluted cleaner to a towel or brush rather than spraying the surface directly, then wipe clean with a fresh microfiber towel. For the listed exterior applications, agitate as needed and rinse thoroughly. This cleaner is not intended for sensitive interior surfaces or high-end interior work.

Features

• Emulsifying formula uses surfactants and chelating agents to loosen dirt.
• Dilutable concentrate lets you adjust cleaning strength to the task.
• Suitable for the listed automotive surfaces, including vinyl, plastics, tires, wheels, paint, engine bays and undercarriages.
• Gallon format supports shop detailing and substantial DIY cleaning work.
• Three specified dilution levels cover light cleaning, routine exterior work and heavy degreasing.

Specifications

• Product format: Concentrate
• Container size: 1 gallon
• Cleaning action: Emulsification
• Formula components: Surfactants and chelating agents
• Light interior cleaning and paint preparation: 10 parts water to 1 part cleaner
• Wheels, tires, rubber and fender wells: 4 parts water to 1 part cleaner
• Routine engine bay and undercarriage cleaning: 4 parts water to 1 part cleaner
• Heavy degreasing when 4:1 is insufficient: 1 part water to 1 part cleaner
• Interior application: Apply to a towel or brush; wipe clean with a fresh microfiber towel
• Exterior finishing: Agitate as needed and rinse thoroughly
• Surface restriction: Not intended for sensitive interior surfaces or high-end interior work
• Drying precaution: Do not let the cleaner dry on the surface

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I dilute this cleaner for an engine bay?

Mix 4 parts water with 1 part cleaner for routine engine bay cleaning. Use an equal-parts mixture only for heavy grease or mud that the 4:1 mixture cannot remove, then agitate and rinse thoroughly before the cleaner dries.

Can I use this concentrate for interior detailing?

Yes, use 10 parts water to 1 part cleaner for light interior cleaning. Apply it to a towel or brush rather than spraying directly onto the interior surface, then wipe clean. It is not intended for sensitive interiors or high-end interior work.

What dilution should I use on wheels and tires?

Use 4 parts water to 1 part cleaner for wheels, tires, rubber floor mats and fender wells. Agitate the area and rinse thoroughly without allowing the cleaner to dry.

How do I use this cleaner for paint preparation?

Dilute the concentrate with 10 parts water to 1 part cleaner for paint preparation. Pre-rinse the panel, apply the mixture, agitate if needed and rinse it off completely before it dries.

Should I start with the strongest mixture for heavy dirt?

Start with the weakest mixture that cleans effectively. The 4:1 water-to-cleaner mixture is the standard for most engine bay and undercarriage work; reserve 1:1 for buildup that 4:1 cannot handle.