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We’ve pulled together answers to some of our most frequently asked questions here:

Does PlusGas contain silicone?: No it doesn't, making PlusGas completely safe to use in repair and paint shops. Read more about using PlusGas for vehicle maintenance and repair here.

Can PlusGas be used as contact cleaner?: PlusGas cannot be used as a contact cleaner on the conductive surfaces of connectors and switches.

Can PlusGas prevent future rusting?: Yes, PlusGas works by leaving a waterproof barrier on the product, minimising the problem of any future rusting.

Will PlusGas leave a residue?: PlusGas is residue-free as it contains the active ingredient mineral oil or hydrocarbon distillate (as it is technically referred to), so it will not damage or stain the surface.

Can PlusGas be used for starting damp engines?: PlusGas is a lubricant with moisture resistant properties and is not a moisture repellent. Therefore, it cannot be used for starting damp engines.

Does PlusGas damage the ozone layer?: Don’t worry, the propellant used in the PlusGas can won’t cause damage to the Earth’s ozone layer.

How do I become a PlusGas stockist?: If you would like to become a PlusGas stockist, simply get in touch here.

Can PlusGas be used for cleaning?: Yes, it can clean metal parts, such as grease on bike chains.

How do I know whether to use the PlusGas Liquid or Aerosol Spray?: The spray is fast acting and is ideal for getting into small spaces to dismantle corroded and rusted metal parts. However, larger or severely corroded parts may be better to be soaked in a waterproof container for a few hours or overnight.

Where can I buy PlusGas?: We have dedicated distributors across the UK who use their network to sell PlusGas products in store and online.

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