Silicone Free Dressing (Detailer) D161 [D1601 D16105]
Silicone-free tire dressing is the go-to choice for professionals looking for a high-performance dressing that can be used in any silicone-sensitive environment
This tire dressing produces an incredibly deep, rich glossy shine on all exterior rubber and plastic surfaces
VOC-compliant formula
Body shop safe
1 gallon tire dressing is more convenient and cost-effective for professional body shops
| Name | CAS Number A unique ID number assigned to each chemical by the Chemical Abstracts Service. It helps ensure accuracy when identifying ingredients with similar names. | Function | Relevant Hazard Designation This shows whether an ingredient has been flagged by health or environmental authorities as potentially harmful (like causing cancer, reproductive harm, or environmental damage). |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water |
7732-18-5
|
Diluent | -- |
| Glycerin |
56-81-5
|
Humectant | -- |
| Poly[oxy(methyl-1,2-ethanediyl)], .alpha.-hydro-.omega.-hydroxy- |
25322-69-4
|
Conditioner | -- |
| Diethylhexyl Sodium Sulfosuccinate |
577-11-7
|
Surfactant | -- |
| Propoxyethanol |
2807-30-9
|
Solvent | -- |
| Propylene Glycol |
57-55-6
|
Solubilizer | -- |
| Fragrance Ingredient |
Withheld as CBI
|
Fragrance Component | -- |
| Fragrance Ingredient |
Withheld as CBI
|
UV absorber | -- |
| d-Limonene |
5989-27-5
|
Fragrance Component | -- |
| Fragrance Ingredient |
Withheld as CBI
|
Fragrance Component | -- |
| Methylchloroisothiazolinone |
26172-55-4
|
Preservative | -- |
| Acid Red 52 |
3520-42-1
|
Colorant | -- |
| Methylisothiazolinone |
2682-20-4
|
Preservative | -- |
Last Updated:
08/29/2024