Ocean water has a salinity of 3–5%. Brine has a salinity of at least 23%, which makes it up to seven times more concentrated. This accelerates corrosion rapidly on undercarriages, brake lines, and trailers exposed to winter road treatments.

Yes, absolutely. Salts Gone® targets all chloride salts, not just sodium chloride. That includes magnesium chloride, calcium chloride, and potassium chloride, in addition to road salt and brines. If it’s a chloride, Salts Gone® neutralizes it.

For the most effective results, always apply Salts Gone® before bringing vehicles or equipment inside. Heat drastically increases salt’s reactivity on metal, especially on hot undercarriages. The longer salt sits, the faster it pulls electrons from the surface leading to corrosion and rust. A quick rinse while equipment is still outside prevents damage from starting.

Yes. Salts Gone® is designed for high-volume use with downstream injectors, metering pumps, and wash bays. Just set your system for a 1:100 dilution ratio and spray as usual.

Most customers cut their cleanup time by 60–80%. What used to take 20–30 minutes now takes just 5–10 minutes with Salts Gone®. Spray it on, rinse it off, no scrubbing required.

A good rule of thumb: if the surface can safely get wet, it’s safe for Salts Gone®.

Use it without worry on:

• Wax and ceramic coatings
• Gelcoat, paint, vinyl wraps, and SeaDek
• Trailers, rods, reels, and outboards
• Screens, glass, and marine electronics

For simple salt removal, no scrubbing is needed. Just spray and rinse.
For heavy dirt or grime, a quick brush or sponge may help activate the built-in surfactants.

One 32 oz Hose End Sprayer produces up to 25 gallons of ready-to-use solution. That's enough to treat a 24-foot bay boat around 4–6 times or a pickup truck around 5–7 times, depending on coverage and conditions.

Salts Gone is meant to be used on an "as needed" basis. We recommend using Salts Gone® after every trip on the water.
Frequency for other surfaces (trailers, vehicles, docks, etc.) depends on how often they’re exposed to salt.

Water only moves salt, it doesn't eliminate it.
Salts Gone® breaks the chemical bond of salt on contact and leaves corrosion inhibitors behind. Rinsing alone just pushes salt into tight spaces where rust thrives.

Yes, Salts Gone® is eco-friendly, biodegradable, and non-hazardous. It’s safe for use around docks, water runoff areas, and the environment.

Not if you're using our Hose End Sprayer. It does the mixing for you.
If you're using a pump sprayer or injector, dilute at a 1:100 ratio (that’s 1.28 oz per gallon of water).

No, Salts Gone® was specifically designed not to emulsify oil, which means it will not strip or break down lanolin- or oil-based undercoatings. This also ensures it won’t interfere with your facility’s wastewater/oil separators.