About Salts Gone® - Our Story & Mission
Salts Gone® is proudly made in Houston, Texas by Custom Chemicals & Coatings — a family-owned manufacturer trusted by NASA, state agencies, and oil & gas leaders for over two decades.
A Family-Owned Legacy of Chemical Innovation
Salts Gone® is manufactured by Custom Chemicals & Coatings, a family-owned coatings and chemical manufacturing company based just outside Houston, Texas. What began as an industrial surface-prep solution for offshore oil platforms and ships has grown into the most trusted salt and brine remover for automotive, marine, aerospace, agriculture, and consumer applications nationwide. We don’t just make chemicals — we engineer solutions that save our customers thousands of dollars in repair costs, equipment replacement, and depreciation every single year.
Built on Quality, Driven by Results
Four principles have guided Custom Chemicals & Coatings for decades — and they’re baked into every bottle of Salts Gone® we ship.
American Manufacturing
Our Houston facility is vertically integrated, so we control every step from raw material to finished product. That means consistent quality and rapid response to customer needs.
Environmental Responsibility
Originally formulated for sensitive industrial paint prep, Salts Gone® is 100% non-hazardous, biodegradable, and pH-neutral — safe for your vehicle, your family, and the environment.
Government-Approved Quality
As a registered government vendor, we’ve earned the trust of organizations where failure isn’t an option — including NASA, the State of Texas, and major oil & gas operators.
Customer-First Culture
Every customer — from a weekend boater to a fleet manager — gets the same direct access to our team. No call centers, no runaround, just real help from real people.
Countless Possibilities
From boats and vehicles to aircraft and coastal homes — Salts Gone® protects everything salt touches.
Have Questions About Our Products?
Talk to the team behind Salts Gone®. We’ll help you pick the right formula for your vehicle, boat, aircraft, or fleet — and answer any questions about our chemistry, safety, or application process.