Traffic Film – What It Is and How To Remove It

Traffic film is the layer of stubborn grime that builds up on vehicles from daily driving. It forms from road salt, oils, exhaust residue, brake dust and polluted air. Once it bonds to the paint, standard shampoo is not strong enough to remove it.

What Causes Traffic Film?

  • Road salt and winter grit
  • Exhaust and diesel residue
  • Industrial fallout
  • Oils and tar from road surfaces
  • Brake dust and tyre wear

How To Remove Traffic Film Safely

  1. Rinse the whole vehicle with clean water.
  2. Apply a dedicated traffic film remover to the lower panels and heavily soiled areas.
  3. Allow it to break down the dirt for the recommended dwell time.
  4. Rinse thoroughly from bottom to top.
  5. Follow with a contact wash using a quality shampoo and wash mitt.

This method helps prevent swirl marks and keeps paintwork protected over the long term.

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