This product is a TFR and degreaser. For those unfamiliar TFR stands for ‘Traffic Film Remover’; it’s a highly concentrate solution which helps with removing tough and difficult dirt and grime on your vehicle. You would generally use this with a pressure washer, or you could mix this at a dilution rate of 15:1 and spray this on your vehicle. This should be enough to make around 80 litres, and if using a spray bottle 1-2 litres should be enough per wash.

It creates a sort of snow foam which you leave for a few minutes (don’t allow to dry), then wash it off. It should remove a lot of the stubborn dirt and grime from your car, and then you would normally wash it after as usual.

The problem is a lot of people wash their car using the single bucket method. The issue here is when you pass the sponge or mitt over the dirt and grime, you loosen the particles and then pass it over your vehicle which can often cause scratches. A TFR should help with this problem by removing a lot of the dirt and grime before you do a normal wash, reducing the chances of scratching your car. For £3.67 it’s a small investment which could help maintain the value of your car.

This is the link to the manufacturers own product page which briefly explains it and lists their price at £11.52 including VAT but excluding £6.95 delivery: http://www.espumadirect.co.uk/traffic-film-remover-vehicle-cleaning-detergent-tfr-vehicle-wash-detergent-car-wash-/espuma-tfr-traffic-film-remover-vehicle-detergent-car-wash

This product is also available on Amazon for the same price but is an add-on item which requires a minimum £20 spend: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Espuma-0115-05-Fleet-Clean-Degreaser/dp/B0058GW112/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top?ie=UTF8

Regards,

JP