HD TOTAL with Super Cleaning Polymers:
All in One Product for all your cleaning chores!
Safe / Powerful / Effective
HD TOTAL is an extremely versatile, yet effective ALL PURPOSE CLEANER that can be safely used on virtually any automotive surface. Special European Super Cleaning Polymers alloy HD TOTAL to be diluted to the desired level to cater not only to the extreme cleaning power needed of a greasy engine compartment, but also to the most gentlest manner for delicate leather surfaces. Use HD TOTAL on paint, wheels, tires, rubber, vinyl, glass, coated leather and all fabric surfaces. Allow the special cleaning power of HD TOTAL to quickly breakdown and remove dirt away from the surface while not leaving any troublesome residue other cleaners are prone to doing. What is even more revolutional about this powerful cleaner is that it’s 100% biodegradable and eco-friendly. HD TOTAL will not irritate your skin or cause any respiratory distress either. Contains no caustics alkaline components meaning no caulky or white residue after use. Simply spray and wipe for most general cleaning chores. Use straight when heavy cleaning powers are needed for extreme grease or dirt buildup or dilute appropriately (up to 10 to 1) to the desired level to gently clean delicate surfaces.
Directions for use: Shake well before use. Follow approximate Water to HD TOTAL dilution range recommendations as follows:
**Heavy Cleaning (engines/wheels): Full Strength 3 parts water to 1 part HD TOTAL
**General Cleaning (interior vinyl/ plastic/fabric/bugs): from 4 parts water to 1 part HD TOTAL 6 to 1 ratio
**Delicate Cleaning (leather): Dilute 6 parts water to 1 part HD TOTAL 10 to 1 ratio
On heavier tasks such as wheels, tires & engine compartments, allow HD TOTAL to dwell for 1-2 minutes, lightly agitate with your choice of brush, towel or sponge and easily rinse clean.
Test color fastness on an inconspicuous area prior to use. Do not use on Aniline leather or suede.
Avoid spraying product directly onto delicate surfaces. Spray onto towel or cleaning instrument then surface.