EVM cleaning product.

[Mirror Painter]

Is it no more? Does anybody know of a source?

Thanks.

 

[Momac]

I know it is no longer being marketed . Something to do with changes in EU rules which means it cannot be claimed to be environmentally friendly.
I guess there could be some stock left on a chanldlery shelf.

 

[Momac]

You might want to try the following product
http://www.cloverchem.co.uk/uk/products/hard_virosol_uk.htm




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[Mirror Painter]

Thanks both. I notice the data sheet for Virsol above says ' do not discharge in to rivers'. I think I thought the EVM stuff could be used / was claimed to be o.k. to use while my boat was afloat on the river and without harming wildlife. But as I type that I realise that would be unlikely...

 

[BarryH]

"Ideal to remove dirt, grime, diesel oil, food oil, fats, grease, tobacco film, BODY FAT, mineral oils, rubber, traffic film, and engineering oil from anti-slip floors, stainless steel, machinery, equipment, vehicles, work surfaces, vinyl, painted floors, ceramic tiles, plastic surfaces and concrete."

Really! Do the diet people know about this. I'm off to buy some and rub it on my beer gut!!

 

[Momac]

I have been using Virosol for a couple of years on the boat and at home.
Dilute it with plenty of water - so it's economical. I re-use a EVM spray bottle, among others.

 

[nigelmercier]

Clover Chemicals also do stuff called Citrus Degreaser, which is more powerful.