Bridgepoint Traffic Slam Carpet Pre-Spray – 1 Gallon Concentrate

High-Performance Pre-Spray for Synthetic & Commercial Carpets

Bridgepoint Traffic Slam is your go-to solution for greasy, stubborn soil in apartments, restaurants, and commercial spaces. Formulated with a powerful micro-emulsion surfactant blend, it targets oily films and grime—especially in hard-to-clean fibers like olefin, Triexta, SmartStrand, and polyester.

🔧 Features

• — Advanced micro-emulsion surfactants for deep soil breakdown
  
• — Optimized for olefin, Triexta, Sonora, SmartStrand, polyester, and nylon
  
• — Fast-acting—soil begins emulsifying in seconds
  
• — Concentrated formula with a 1:32 dilution ratio

✅ Advantages

• — Dissolves the oily film other pre-sprays miss on synthetic fibers
  
• — Perfect for high-traffic areas like restaurants and rentals
  
• — Free-rinsing—leaves no sticky residue behind
  
• — Safer formulation than comparable high-pH pre-sprays

🎯 Benefits

• — Reduces labor time with rapid soil release
  
• — Cuts through filtration lines, fire residue, and greasy buildup
  
• — Delivers consistently cleaner results across job types
  
• — One gallon makes over 33 gallons of ready-to-use solution

🛠 How to Use

Dilute 4 oz. per gallon of water. Apply evenly with a pump or inline sprayer. Allow short dwell time, then extract with hot water or compatible rinse detergent.

📅 When to Use

Use on heavily soiled synthetic carpets in apartments, restaurants, offices, and restoration jobs. Especially effective on olefin carpets with greasy or bonded soils.

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📋 Technical Specs

• — Condition: New
  
• — Type: Carpet Pre-Spray
  
• — Size: 1 Gallon
  
• — pH (RTU): 11
  
• — Dilution: 1:32 (4 oz./gal.)
  
• — Fiber Types: Olefin, Triexta, SmartStrand, Polyester, Commercial Nylon
  
• — Application Method: Pump or inline sprayer
  
• — Use Cases: Apartments, Restaurants, Fire Damage, Filtration Soils
  
• — Rinsing: Free-rinsing formula