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ProTool ClearView 200 HardWater Stain Remover - 50 Wipes in Container
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- Industrial use only—proprietary aggressive acid solution
- A textured wipe infused with a proprietary solution to effectively remove Stage 1 and 2 moderate hard water stains while reducing exposure from splash and runoff.
- Easy-to-use textured wipes—reduces exposure and potential of splash & spills
- Effectively removes stage 1 and 2 moderate hard water/ oxidation stains
- Used widely in the automotive detailing industry for glass, fiberglass, and chrome applications
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| Qty | 1-5 | 6+ | 12+ | 24+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $ | $39.30 | $35.40 | $33.20 | $31.50 |
ClearView 200 HardWater Stain Remover - 50 Wipes in Container
A textured wipe infused with a proprietary solution to effectively remove Stage 1 and 2 moderate hard water stains while reducing exposure from splash and runoff.
ClearView 200 Wash-N-Wipe are industrial use hard water / stain removing wipes that remove light to medium hard water mineral stains on glass. These non-abrasive wipes utilize powerful acids and detergents that quickly remove Stage 1 and Stage 2 hard water stains without damaging the glass surface.- Industrial use only—proprietary aggressive acid solution
- Easy-to-use textured wipes—reduces exposure and potential of splash & spills
- Preferred by leading industry professionals
- Effectively removes stage 1 and 2 moderate hard water/ oxidation stains
- Excellent for all elevated cleaning operations—rappelling, scaffolding
- Used widely in the automotive detailing industry for glass, fiberglass, and chrome applications
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