Glass you can see through. A bay you can work in.
Automotive care splits into two problems: the glass in front of the driver, and everything that builds up in the bay behind them. Strategic Formulations covers both, starting with a washer concentrate that turns one bottle into fifty-five gallons.
The economics of shipping water
Pre-mixed washer fluid is roughly ninety-nine percent water. Every jug on a pallet is freight, storage and plastic spent moving something that comes out of a tap at the destination.
A 16 oz VANTAGE bottle makes up to 55 gallons. For a single vehicle that is a season in a glovebox; for a fleet it is the difference between a pallet and a shelf.
The performance case is separate from the economics one. Summer road film, bug protein, pollen, exhaust haze, needs surfactant chemistry, not more water. Under low sun, streaking is a visibility problem before it is a cosmetic one.
Auto applications.
Exterior
Windshields, mirrors and the road film that builds across a season. Plus body, wheel arches and paintwork through a pressure washer for the heavier work.
Interior
Dash and trim film, plus the residue left behind by parking permits, dealer decals, inspection stickers and lot tags on glass.
Garage
Bench tops, tools, oil-stained concrete and the surface rust that appears on anything steel left through a damp winter.
Fleet
Where concentrate economics stop being a nice-to-have. Consistent dilution across drivers and depots, less freight, less storage, and a plant-derived option for green purchasing standards.
Getting it right on the job.
Dilute
Mix to the ratio on the panel, washer concentrate into a part-filled reservoir, wash concentrate into the detergent tank.
Apply
Purge the washer lines for a few seconds. For exterior wash, work low-pressure bottom to top.
Finish
Rinse top to bottom before the product dries on the surface, and never wash panels in direct sun.
Built for auto work.
Products marked “coming soon” are in final formulation and not yet shipping.
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