[xtreamclean]

The guys over at Moto2motion.com have created a video demonstrating the use of our product Mud Guard. Great before and after images of 2 ATVs, one with Mud Guard applied and one without, showing the difference after a hard ride. The video is the one in the top right corner of the page labeled "Motovated Media". Check it out
www.motovatedstore.com/pages/Videos.html

 

[Koko]

Nice video. To those who haven't experienced it, you need to do so in person. One wash and you'll be a believer. It's a product that truly performs.

 

[BATTLEGUN]

At what cost though? Is this stuff friendly to the echo systems it's being introduced to? How much cash will it take to apply this before a ride? I'm not being a butt here, I just want to know the poop behind the scoop.



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[xtreamclean]

Battlegun,

To answer your questions:

At what cost?
The pricing for the Mud guard is $6.50 32 oz spray, $12.95 1 gallon container and $47.00 for a 5 gallon container. There are a few special buy packages as well that have our other products included.

Is this stuff freindly to the echo system?
All of our products are desigened to be environmentally friendly, biodegradable, non-toxic,
non-corrosive and phosphate free. These environmental issuse are a BIG concern to us and we have placed the upmost importance in this area when developing current and new products. The Mud Guard is paint and clear coat safe.

How much cash will it take to apply this before a ride?
Considering the inital cost, not bad at all compared to the time it would usually take to clean a quad that does not have Mud Guard protection. In general it should only take around 10 to 16 ounces to cover a quad to get a good even film to do the job. But, it really depends upon the user. A 32 ounce spray should get 3 to 4 complete uses.

Full details about all products please visit www.mxwash.com.

Hope that answers your questions and please contact me anytime if you have more questions or concerns, [email protected].

 

[Mack450]

Impressive stuff.

 

[BATTLEGUN]

Thx X-Tream Clean for elaborating on that. This def. sounds like a product worth trying.