OPTIMUM GREY combines maximum torque load and vibration resistance with extreme temperature resistance: -65°F to 700°F (-54°C to 371°C) intermittent, expanding uses and applications. This feature combination joined with outstanding resistance to oils, coolant, and shop fluids make OPTIMUM GREY one of the most versatile gasket makers available. Also, an extra nozzle is included adding convenience, eliminating the hassle of a clogged nozzle, and allowing multiple uses of each tube without loss of product.

What if I get some on the side of the tile or in the joint?

Typically this isn’t a challenge because we are never flooding the surface with the 511 products. In the event a little gets into the joint it will not preclude the grout from staying in place, especially epoxy grout. Just don’t pour the 511 products over the surface and into the grout joint and you should have no difficulties.

Can I use Armor All Car Wash in the direct sun?

For best results, we do not recommend using Armor All® Car Wash in direct sun or if the surface of the vehicle is hot. This product is ideally used on a cool car, preferably in the shade.

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