ELIMINATOR

ELIMINATOR is a specialized restoration wash engineered to remove deeply embedded rust staining, oxide buildup, grease, and environmental grime from commercial vehicles and equipment. Developed for demanding fleet environments, this advanced formulation restores neglected surfaces that traditional detergents often fail to clean effectively.
Designed for use on fiberglass, painted surfaces, decals, polished metals, trim, and other sensitive vehicle components, ELIMINATOR helps bring aging equipment back to a cleaner, brighter appearance without the aggressive damage commonly associated with harsh acid based cleaners when used correctly. The product rapidly penetrates micro nutrient staining caused by iron, manganese, phosphates, rust, and road contamination while remaining practical for routine fleet restoration programs.
From heavy equipment and transport fleets to service vehicles and specialty units, ELIMINATOR is formulated to help operators extend equipment appearance, improve presentation standards, and reduce long term restoration costs. Its fast acting chemistry allows operators to restore heavily stained surfaces quickly while supporting safer maintenance practices across demanding wash environments.

Recommended Applications

• Fleet vehicle restoration
• Heavy equipment washing
• Fiberglass brightening and restoration
• Rust and oxide stain removal
• Removal of iron and mineral contamination
• Garbage and waste fleet cleaning
• Agricultural equipment restoration
• Grease and road film removal
• Trailer and transport fleet maintenance
• Manual wash bay applications

Key Features and Benefits

• Removes embedded rust, oxide, and mineral staining
• Restores fiberglass surfaces to a cleaner, brighter finish
• Safe on painted surfaces, decals, trim, and sensitive materials when used correctly
• Fast acting formulation with rapid penetration capability
• Helps reduce dependence on aggressive acid cleaners
• Designed for professional fleet maintenance environments

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