Traffic film is the accumulated film made up of road dirt, diesel, oil, soot/smoke, salt, oils, proteins from blood and faeces and other foreign contaminants that a vehicle picks up as it drives down the road.
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D2 PRO Powerwash T20 is a premium concentrated traffic film remover. It’s developed to quickly dissolve all of the dirt and grime your vehicle picks up through day-to-day use. From paintwork to wheels, arches and doors, Powerwash T20 makes even the dirtiest jobs light work.
Apply with a pressure washer, foam lance or manual spray for a clean, polished finish without any swirl marks. Make light work of heavy dirt with Powerwash T20—your go-to solution for deep vehicle cleaning.
As always, if you have any questions about this product, why not get in touch? Our expert team is here to help. You can discover other products in the D2 PRO Range here.
Concentrated premium traffic film remover
Rapidly dissolves road film, grease, bug splats, bird lime & road salt from vehicles
Low foaming cling-time, to less time spent rinsing
Safe to use on rubber, plastic & transfers - non-dulling formula
Offers a high sheen & professional finish
Powerwash T20 - Technical Data Sheet240kb
Powerwash T20 - Safety Technical Data Sheet240kb
Traffic film is the accumulated film made up of road dirt, diesel, oil, soot/smoke, salt, oils, proteins from blood and faeces and other foreign contaminants that a vehicle picks up as it drives down the road.
Traffic film removers (TFRs) are formulated with just the right mixture of chemicals to break down and lift away traffic film from your car or vehicle. Just in case you didn’t know, traffic film is the layer of grime and dirt your car picks up from regular road use. It can be tricky to loosen, which is why it’s helpful to apply a traffic film remover before contact washing.
When used correctly, traffic film remover (TFR) is a safe solution to your cleaning needs. Take care to follow instructions for use—especially regarding dilution and application—and avoid direct skin and eye contact. Using TFR that’s too concentrated can damage surfaces, so always check the product technical data sheet for dilutions.
If you’re using a concentrated solution, like our Powerwash T20, then yes, you should dilute your traffic film remover for the best results. Exactly how much water you add depends on the application. We recommend the following dilutions as a general rule:
You can always check the technical data sheet for information on dilutions, safety and applications for this product.
To apply traffic film remover effectively to your vehicle, all you need to do is follow these three simple steps:
Avoid allowing the TFR to dry on your vehicle’s surface, as it can stain or damage the paint.
Here at Pennine Lubricants, we’ve been manufacturing high-performance cleaning and maintenance solutions for over 30 years. Based in Sheffield, the Steel City, we’re proud to produce only the highest-quality products. Our TFR is blended using carefully selected ingredients to ensure powerful cleaning performance without compromising vehicle surfaces.
Every batch is thoroughly tested in line with our ISO 9001 accreditation, giving you confidence. But don’t just take our word for it—see what our customers have to say in our Google Reviews. We’re proud of our reputation for quality and customer service. We also offer comprehensive technical support to all our customers, so if you have any questions, we’d be happy to help. Contact us today.