Beauty Glo Rinse Aid Wax - leaving film.....

[spf8298]

Anybody on the forum using Beauty Glo Rinse Aid Wax? We've been using if for a few years at our Self Serve and have noticed that it leaves a film on auto windows. I'm looking for a substitute that that is a better quality product if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks for the feedback.

Shaun

 

[robert roman]

Based on your description of events, it seems there is a problem with the equipment or product water rather than chemical. What will you do if you change product and still get a film?

 

[spf8298]

What could those problems be, Robert?

 

[Greg Pack]

Never heard of it, but it describes itself as a rinse aid. It most likely has a lot of oil in it causing the film. There's lots of great alternatives.

 

[mac]

I know this sounds crazy, but have you called your chemical supplier? They are supposed to be the experts for the products they sell. If he can't figure this out, you need a new supplier. You should also not be charged for him checking it out. As for the film, it's probably caused by one of two things. You could be putting too much on. Do you see the final rinse water "break" when applied? It's also possible the wax has gone bad. Look in the container and see if it has gelled or something else out of the ordinary.

 

[mac]

Greg brought up a good point. Most rinse aids are the cheapest stuff you can by that will help repel water. You do not save money with cheap products.