trailer brite?

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has anybody tried trailer brite? And if so how does compare to some of the other fleet wash soaps? Glory,bond breaker,ect
 
I have always used products made by local vendors with fleet washing. So sorry, but I have not used any of the above named products.
 
LOL. I just talked to a restaurant that I am attempting to get in with and that was her response to pressure washing companies. That is good news for me.
 
Check ZEP chemicals. The guy I use to work for bought his products from them. I think it is called TNT or something. It is a clear chemical and best I remember he paid over $ 600 for a drum. It cut down a lot though.
 
Jonathan Ellis said:
Check ZEP chemicals. The guy I use to work for bought his products from them. I think it is called TNT or something. It is a clear chemical and best I remember he paid over $ 600 for a drum. It cut down a lot though.
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. I purchased a 5gal pail of concrete remover from zep once. I was told that it was going to be $75. Sounded ok to me. When I got the bill it was $75 for the chemical and $70 for shipping. Never again will I buy a zep product.
 
If the Trailer Brite is the same formula as Panel Bright, it'll kick butt compared to the other two. You will, however, need to be careful around polished aluminum.
 
In case you are new to the business, typically if you order hazardous chemicals you will pay both a shipping fee and a HAZMAT fee. That is just how it is with some chemicals.

When you order 55'ers or bigger quantities of chemicals and they arrive by tractor trailer, there usually is no HAZMAT fee and the overall shipping is cheaper compared to by-the-container shipping, with truck freight they charge by the pallet.

The Rep should have informed you in case you are new and did not know about this stuff but sometimes they do forget. Zep has some good chemicals. You should have called and complained about that and maybe they could have given you an apology for the lack of communication.

I would not write them off because of an incident like that, there are some good reps out there.



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Christopher said:
In case you are new to the business, typically if you order hazardous chemicals you will pay both a shipping fee and a HAZMAT fee. That is just how it is with some chemicals.

Just for clarification...no hazmat on samples.

When you order 55'ers or bigger quantities of chemicals and they arrive by tractor trailer, there usually is no HAZMAT fee Depends on the truck line. I use R&L, and there is no extra hazmat fee, but others do have a charge.
and the overall shipping is cheaper compared to by-the-container shipping, with truck freight they charge by the pallet.Not really...it's by hundred weight, i.e., a pallet of feathers will ship much cheaper than a pallet of bricks. AND they do have a minimum, usually 500 # charge.

The Rep should have informed you in case you are new and did not know about this stuff but sometimes they do forget. Zep has some good chemicals. You should have called and complained about that and maybe they could have given you an apology for the lack of communication.

I would not write them off because of an incident like that, there are some good reps out there.
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