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Where To Buy Sodium Silicate for CARS Program
The NHTSA Final Rule requires dealers to disable engine with Sodium Silicate before submitting their paperwork for reimbursement. You can buy Sodium Silicate solution online at www.cheap-chemicals.com .
Here are the part numbers:
- CH8287 One Quart Size: $21.48
- CH8288 One Gallon Size: $29.95
- CH8289 Five Gallon Size: $118.67
The link for the page that displays these products is: http://www.cheap-chemicals.com/chemicals.asp?Sort=S
We are not affiliated with this company nor are we getting any financial consideration from them. They just appear to be best prepared to handle dealers with this specific product.
They also put out a press release on this so we give them credit for being forward thinking Internet marketers!
This entry was posted on Monday, July 27th, 2009 at 12:45 pm and is filed under Uncategorized.
21 responses on “Where To Buy Sodium Silicate for CARS Program”
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I bought the bulk 5 gal and after it was opened it started to harden. I ended up wasting half of it. Then I found it in single use applications from MOC Products (800)266-9226 they even include the tags…..by far the best solution out there
we have 1 gal bottles for 14.00 per gal with the lables for the CARS program. they are sold by the case of 4. Should be enough for 8 vehicles. greater discounts for larger orders. please call 951-684-0242
C K Enterprises major chemical company in the Kansas City area offering a product called “LIQUID GLASS” for the “CARS” program. We offer this in 4 x 1 gal containers for $14.50/gal or in 5 gal pails for $13.85/gal. Please call Steve Kimball at 800-874-6312 Ext 6805 for details.
Imtech of California Engine Kill Kits Price:
$17.50 per kit
$75.00 per 5 gallon container
>Steve Williams says:
>I consider myself a car enthusiast and an environmentalist. I think it is >very wasteful and just wrong to destroy these parts. The amount of >resources wasted is staggering. This idea is just wrong!
Oh, but if Uncle Bug-Breath were to recycle the cars and sell the parts, he might *make* some money instead of just squandering it on “Stimulus”! (Couldn’t have *that*, you know.)
It’s hilarious to see the Government give explicit instructions on how to destroy engines and then post information on where to get the chemicals to do it, while simultaneously bemoaning the “Terrorists” who put this kind of information online, of curse. I can hardly wait for the reports to start coming in of somebody poisoning their yuppie neighbor’s BMW… (or some Government droid’s Prius) (and yes, they DO have gas engines in them…).
Serving the Southern US…ships from Houston. 888-796-8001
For more infomation go to:
http://www.mocproducts.com/images/cars.pdf
I bought some from High Temp in Portland Oregon. Great service and plenty in stock. They even had great rates on shipping. Phone #503.737.0345
Appendix B to Part 599 – Engine Disablement Procedures for the CARS states that once the CARS Vehicle Engine has been successfully disabled it must be labeled stating the Engine has significant damage. We are a supplier to the Automotive Recycling Industry and now have these compliance tags in stock. Order online at http://www.commercialforms.com or call 800-233-0771
I consider myself a car enthusiast and an environmentalist. I think it is very wastful and just wrong to destroy these parts. The amount of resources wasted is staggering. This idea is just wrong!
Everyone I call is on back order, but luckily MOC Products had it in stock.
Advanced Chemical Systems, located in Milwaukee, is selling this product in 5 gallon ($75.98) or 55 gallon ($476.45) sizes. This product is manufactured at our facility and is specifically blended to meet the standards for the CARS program. We will deilver or products can be picked up. Contact us at (414) 486-0528.
We have packaged this product into 2-quart containers for easy application during the engine disablement proceedure for the CARS program. A box of two 2-quart containers are $19.95 plus shipping and tax and is available from Pennsylvania Automotive Association’s products website (paadps.com). One box is enough for two vehicles. We also offer the ENGINE LABELS needed to mark the engine afterward. A pack of 25 labels are $14.95 plus shipping and tax.
Allchem sells this product in Texas under the name SilSieze at $70 per 5 gallon pail or $11 per gallon in one gallon containers in the State of Texas. The highest concentration that fullfills
all the CashForClunkers program requirements. Call 713-796-8000
The best place to get the require product with free delivery was MOC Products www. mocproducts.com/cars.png
Found this product a a great price from Emulso Corporation, Buffalo NY. (716)854-2889, web emulso.com
I just bought mine from MOC (800)266-9226 for less than $10.00 for a two quart bottle. The driver dropped it off with no delivery charge.
Here is a quote from the “TheRule.pdf” (pg 39).
Either this place is charging way to much or the creators of the doc did not do their homework.
“The retail price for two quarts of this solution (enough to disable the largest engine under the program) is under $7, and
the time involved should not substantially exceed that of a typical oil change.”
I went to the site, and went thru the process of ordering 2 quarts. Note that “Appendix B” of the TheRule.pdf states the dealer needs to “start” with 2 quarts. With shipping (to NJ), it costs 73.27. If the dealership is only getting $50 for administrative costs, this just blew the budget.
Contact Ardex 800-442-7339 for select territories, we have this product available without freight expense for $69.95/five gallons.
Contact MOC Products Company Inc. (800)266-9226 for product delivered with no shipping charges, through their National Distribution Network.