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Allstar Performance Pre-Race Dirt Solution; 1/2-Gallon

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Spray directly on the body and underside of your car before entering the racetrack
      • Helps prevent dirt, oil, and rubber from sticking to the frame and body panels
      • Use direct without adding water
      • Half gallon container
      • Package weight: 3.85 lbs
      • Package dimensions: 4.6 x 4.6 x 9.8 in

      Description

      PRE-RACE DIRT PROTECTION. The Allstar Performance Pre-Race Dirt Solution 1/2-Gallon is designed to be sprayed directly onto the body and underside of your race car to prevent dirt, oil, and rubber buildup during competition. This product is applied straight from the container without requiring dilution, making it convenient and effective for quick pre-race applications. It is essential for maintaining clean body panels and frame components throughout a race.

      CONSTRUCTION AND APPEARANCE. Packaged in a durable half-gallon container, this ready-to-use solution provides strong repellant action against common track contaminants without damaging vehicle surfaces.

      INSTALLATION. Application is straightforward and requires no additional preparation or drilling. Simply spray the solution directly on clean surfaces before competition, ensuring even coverage for optimal protection.

      Allstar Performance ALL78234

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