Salt & Brine Remover - 1 Gallon Concentrate Refill

BEST VALUE - Large 1 Gallon Concentrate provides tremendous value and is perfect for cleaning and protecting cars, boats, and equipment all season long. Refills the Hose End Sprayer FOUR times (sprayer sold separately)
WINTER CAR PROTECTION – Protect your vehicle from the costly corrosive damage caused by winter road salt and brine. Simply spray the exterior of your car, including the undercarriage, to quickly remove salt and prevent future build-up
SAFE FOR ALL SURFACES – Salt & Brine Remover will not damage, strip, or degrade wax, polish, or ceramic finishes. It is a PH Neutral formula, making it safe to use on metal, painted surfaces, fiberglass, vinyl decals, plastic, wood, glass, rubber, and more.
MARINE EQUIPMENT & MOTOR FLUSH – Quickly neutralizes sea salt and helps prevent new salt from adhering to treated surfaces. Perfect for cleaning and protecting boats, trailers, fishing tackle, dive equipment, and more
ECO-FRIENDLY – 100% biodegradable and safe to use around people, pets, and wildlife

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Instantly remove corrosive salt and brine from your cars, boats and fleet vehicles. Salts Gone is 100% Non-Hazardous, Eco-Friendly and easy to use. Prevent salt and brine from costing you thousands in damage and depreciation.

This unique chemical removes salt and brine and leaves behind a protective barrier to stop the new salt from attacking the surface. Salt & Brine Remover is a commercial grade product that is easy for any consumer to use. Simply spray on and rise off. The super concentrated formula is designed for winter use by having an extremely low rate of water consumption.

How Does It Work?

Salt & Brine Remover specifically "rounds up" chlorides. This is the stuff that makes metal corrode. It pulls it from the surface and allows it to fall away.

How Is It Different Than Just Water?

Water will create the appearance that salt is gone while it is wet. What it did was simply solubize it, and when it dries the salt will remain on the surface.