The vast majority of vehicle owners wash and clean their own cars. The U.S. Dept. of Transportation reported more than 250 million registered vehicles on the road—that’s a lot of maintenance products. According to the Consumer Specialty Products Association (CSPA), 15% of all aerosol products filled in the U.S. & Puerto Rico in 2013 were automotive aerosols. There were 563.35 million Automotive, Lubricant & Industrial products filled in 2013, up from just fewer than 500 million in 2012. Fillings increased for the fourth straight year, rising 11.4%. Significant increases were seen in the Cleaners, Lubricants, Undercoatings, Carburetor/choke and Other categories. Listen to that engine… Keeping motors clean and in running order is a big part of the automotive aerosol business. According to the CSPA, there were just over 16 million engine degreasers filled in the U.S. in 2013. Other totals include lubricants and silicones (almost 130 million); carburetor and choke cleaners (over 51.7 million); refrigerants (over 14.3 million); brake cleaners (106.6 million) and engine starter fluid (24.2 million). To keep things humming under the hood, Champion Oil recently launched the new specialty engineered Professional Grade Carburetor Cleaner. The product has a special 45% volatile organic compound (VOC) formula that restores carburetor performance by removing gum, varnish, carbon deposits and dirt build-up. It cleans and frees automatic chokes, carburetor linkage, fuel injection intake systems, manifold heat controls and positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) smog valves. It won’t harm oxygen sensors or catalytic converters. Justice Brothers Fuel Injection Air-Intake System Cleaner cleans fuel injection air intake systems on gasoline powered cars. Safe for oxygen sensors and catalytic converters, it leaves behind corrosion protection while lubricating butterfly valves and all moving parts. It comes in a new sized can (211x413) manufactured by DS Containers. Automobile Chemicals Ltd., Szeged, Hungary, launched the BIG Ava Caridad Editorial Director Get your motor runnin’... Automotive product fillings climb for fourth year in a row 12 Spray April 2015
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