One Bottle. Endless Uses.

Autostolz All Purpose Cleaner Concentrate is your detailing Swiss Army knife — a powerful, super-concentrated formula that can be dialed in for nearly any cleaning task, inside or out.

Whether you're a professional detailer or a home garage warrior, this is a smarter, more economical way to buy all-purpose cleaner. You control the strength. One bottle can become a gentle interior spray, a tough degreaser, or a handy emergency cleaner when you're out of everything else.

Why we love it:

• Adjusts to your needs — from light wipe-downs to heavy grime removal

• Makes multiple ready-to-use bottles from a single concentrate

• Works on vinyl, plastic, rubber, fabric, wheels, glass, leather, and more

• A real “get-out-of-jail” cleaner when other products run out

• Perfect to have pre-diluted bottles ready at different strengths

No, it won’t outperform a dedicated glass cleaner on windows or a specialised wheel cleaner on brake dust — but in a pinch, it gets the job done surprisingly well. That’s why we always keep a few pre-mixed bottles around.

“I keep three bottles at home at different strengths. Start gentle, and only step up when needed.” – Adam

From the Manufacturer:

Powerful, versatile all-purpose cleaner (APC). Designed for a wide range of surfaces.
Suitable for both interior and exterior use. Concentrated formula for adjustable strength. Safe on plastic, rubber, vinyl, and fabrics. Highly effective on dirt, grease, and grime.

DIRECTIONS:
Shake bottle well. Dilute as required (refer website). Spray directly onto surface or onto a clean high-quality microfiber cloth. Agitate with brush or cloth. Wipe or rinse clean. Use on cool surfaces only; surface should not exceed 30⁰C (86⁰F). With all chemicals always do a small, subtle test spot first. Do not let freeze.

Important: This is the concentrated version – must be diluted.

Recommended dilution ratios:

• To make 1 litre of ready-to-use product: Add 30–90ml concentrate + water

• To make 500ml of ready-to-use product: Add 15–45ml concentrate + water

Different surfaces and conditions may require different dilution ratios. Always test first.