MXLR - MAX-14-001 - SCRUB Hand-Wash (50ml)

Let's be honest – racing means dirty hands. Tire additive, silicone oils, grease, graphite, marker pens, carbon dust... after a few hours in the pits your hands tell the whole story of your day. And a quick rinse with cold water at the track toilet simply doesn't get the job done.

That's why we put the MXLR SCRUB Hand-Wash into a compact 50ml container – small enough to live right next to your silicone oils in your pit bag, exactly where you need it. No more searching for soap, no more oily fingerprints on your fresh bodyshell or cars!

MXLR SCRUB is a high quality, medium-viscosity washing cream, specified for medium to heavy dirt and for multiple applications per day. Thanks to its premium ingredients it cleans powerfully without attacking your skin, and it reliably removes contamination caused by paint, grease, oils, rubber, graphite, abrasion residue, permanent marker and metal dust. Natural orange oil gives it a fresh and pleasant scent – a nice change from the usual smell of the pits.

What makes the formulation special:

• High grade Perlite scrubbing particles – natural peeling particles for effective cleaning without irritating your skin
• Alkali and silicone free – avoids potential skin irritation and unwanted residue, and reduces the risk of dry skin and allergies
• Very economical – a small amount is already enough for a thorough clean
• 90% biodegradable – no microplastics, environmentally friendly

TIP: Apply on dry hands, rub in thoroughly, then rinse with water. Using it without water first lets the Perlite particles do their work properly.

MAX-14-001 contains:
1x MXLR SCRUB Hand-Wash 50ml

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You must read and follow the MXLR GENERAL & SAFETY PRECAUTIONS before use, which can be found here: INSTRUCTIONS