DIRECTIONS: Apply to cool surface, and do not apply in direct sunlight. (Note: Water spots must always be addressed immediately to reduce chances of etching into the surface. Once water spots have etched into the surface, it will have to be repaired by using an abrasive compound.)

1. Rinse off large debris with water.

2. Mix product to desired ratio according to the guidelines in the Dilutions section below. Spray directly on surface, apply liberally - use on all exterior surfaces (paint, glass, chrome, wheels, etc.).

3. Let sit on surface no longer than 2-3 minutes and never allow product to dry. If drying starts to occur, rewet surface with more MAXRemove, or a fine mist of water.

4. Rinse thoroughly with water until the surface is no longer sudsing. For difficult areas (heavy staining, hard water spots, etc.): Multiple treatments may be required; or, physical contact may be needed to help dislodge particles from the surface.

Tips: Spray MAXRemove into a microfiber towel or applicator and wipe the area. To reduce chances of scratching or marring the surface, do not press down too hard while wiping, and be sure to use a soft towel or soft applicator. After using, remove trigger sprayer and screw cap back on bottle tightly. Run clean water through trigger sprayer to prevent clogging inside of trigger from occurring. Can be used in a mister or foam cannon. Bottle is designed to fit popular foam cannons (bottle may not fully seat).

Dilutions (use a dilution bottle such as the MAXL Dilution Bottle):  

Full Concentrate - Difficult stains, water spots

1:1 - Wheels, Surface Prep

4:1 - General Maintenance

*Ratios are water first, then add MAXRemove. For example, 4:1 means 4 parts water to 1 part MAXRemove.

The higher the concentration, the thicker the foam will be. Usually, 4:1 or stronger seems to work best for foam cannons. MAXRemove is designed remove abrasives and contaminants and to deliver maximum cleaning performance more so than being a "foam show".

No, always rinse MAXRemove off and follow with a wash. It works best when followed up by washing with MAXWash.

(Note: Water spots must always be addressed immediately to reduce chances of etching into the surface. Once water spots have etched into the surface, it will have to be repaired by using an abrasive compound. Direct sunlight is your enemy when it comes to water spots.)

If a normal 4:1 (4 parts water to 1 part MAXRemove) General Maintenance dilution of MAXRemove doesn't remove the water spots, then use Full Concentrate when trying to remove the difficult areas of water spots along with agitating them with the MAXL YellowCell Wash Sponge. Multiple treatments of MAXRemove along with physical contact may be required to help dislodge particles from the surface and allow MAXRemove to reach deeper.

After using MAXRemove at 4:1 dilution, letting it dwell on the surface for at least 2 minutes, and then rinsing it off, put your finger in a smooth plastic bag and gently feel a small area of the surface to see if you feel a roughness almost like a sandpaper feel. If so, then you have heavy contaminants on the surface. Use Full Concentrate when trying to remove the difficult areas of contaminants along with agitating them with the MAXL YellowCell Wash Sponge. Multiple treatments of MAXRemove along with physical contact may be required to help dislodge particles from the surface and allow MAXRemove to reach deeper. You can also use a clay bar or clay towel (decontamination towel) along with MAXRemove for a more aggressive decontamination. We recommend a clay towel or decontamination towel with MAXRemove since some clay bars may contain substances that MAXRemove may try to dissolve.

Yes, MAXRemove works very well in removing rust. Several treatments along with agitation may be required depending on how bad the rust is.

Yes, MAXRemove will brighten metal and remove oxidation from metal. It will react upon contact and you should see results pretty fast. Always rinse MAXRemove off thoroughly. MAXRemove works best when followed up with MAXWash to clean any remaining debris off the surface.