Ph Levels

[Larry L.]

Sometimes I get to wondering with all this new tec in chemicals if by chance they have come up with a newer more powerful cleaner for polished rigs.

My problem when seaching for a newer chemical for polished rigs is the ph level,most do not list the hp of the chemical being sold.Most soaps read good as to its cleaning power but they do not list the ph level.A ph level of 7 to 10 for soaps used on polished rig is sorta standard,the one I useing now is 10.5 to 11.5.

I think if the wholesalers would put the ph level on each product the reader would have a better understanding.Its been years sinces I've tried something new and it seems my money is burning a hole in my pocket to try somethng different.
A know a feller can call and ask about the ph but when your looking at hunderds of different chemicals the hp level would be nice listed while reading about it.
Thats my grunt for the day......

 

[Larry L.]

Anybody on the board use any of these products?..

Atlas

big truck brite

Truck-n-tuff

whitewash

 

[Scott Stone]

It should bel isted onthe MSDS, and with a little research, you can usually find those online. Are you looking for it in sales literature? If so, I doubt that it will ever be listed because of product liability concerns. Just my guess.

 

[Larry L.]

a little research

Dat right thar is what gets my interest in something else when searching,to me it never ends in a little reseach.I have a wondering mind when it comes to searching a product on the web,it gets off tract fairly easy.I think some wholersalers are missing a few sales by not showing the MSDS on the products they sale.Take someone like me,I'm not wanting to change but would like to try something new at times.I've poured out enough chemicals in the first few years in business as to become gun shy as to what may work or not work.

I still say one of these days all you'll have to do is drive up and hook a pair of jumper cables to the frame or a special plug making the dirt fall off the trucks.