Summer cleaning concentrate for the windscreen washer unit. 250 ml give 2.5 litres of cleaning fluid. Provides clear vision in seconds. Removes insects, oil, soot and silicone. Does not induce stress cracks in anti glare headlights. With fresh lemon fragrance. Ideal for high quality XENON headlamps and light diffusing plastic headlamps in clear-glass optic. Phosphate-free.
To remove traces of tar, oil and insulation materials from the vehicle body.
Summer cleaning concentrate for the windscreen washer unit. 250 ml give 2.5 litres of cleaning fluid. Provides clear vision in seconds. Removes insects, oil, soot and silicone. Does not induce stress cracks in anti glare headlights. With fresh lemon fragrance. Ideal for high quality XENON headlamps and light diffusing plastic headlamps in clear-glass optic. Phosphate-free.
Care for door and bonnet rubber.
Prevents rubber from freezing in winter and protects it from the effects of aging and cracking.
It is also used for tires.
The SONAX XTREME Wash+Seal Wash and Sealant is the quickest way to a clean, well maintained and protected vehicle. A simple car wash provides a mirror shine, and a long lasting water and dirt repellent conservation. Also ideal for long term sealed vehicles to freshen up the water repellent effect.
For cleaning and care of car seats, interior fittings, motorbike leathers, furniture and other components made from smooth leather. It removes dirt, oil and grease while simultaneously making the leather extremely supple. Real beeswax ensures long-term protection. It contains no dyes and can be used with leather of all colours. The foam is ideal for vehicles with heated seats and for perforated leather surfaces. With leather fragrance.
Used for vehicle interior components.
Effective care and cleaning in a short time.
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