Which Wheel Cleaner?
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Which Wheel Cleaner?
I tried Meguiars chrome wheel and All Wheel Cleaner on cold alloy wheels and wasn’t impressed. There was still some good brake dust residue on the wheel.
Years ago I had a product that did a much better job. I think it was Armor All in a Tall Can all but I am not sure. But whatever it was it dissolved the dust much better than the MeGuiars. Spray it on, wait 1 min and wash it off with a hose and 95% of the dust was gone. Meguiars gets about 75%-80%
Years ago I had a product that did a much better job. I think it was Armor All in a Tall Can all but I am not sure. But whatever it was it dissolved the dust much better than the MeGuiars. Spray it on, wait 1 min and wash it off with a hose and 95% of the dust was gone. Meguiars gets about 75%-80%
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CF should have a car care forum with detail gurus in it for questions like this
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P21s is the only wheel cleaner I would use on my two C'5s and the Bimmer that had custom wheels.
http://www.autogeek.net/p2wheelclean.html
http://www.autogeek.net/p2wheelclean.html
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P21s is the only wheel cleaner I would use on my two C'5s and the Bimmer that had custom wheels.
http://www.autogeek.net/p2wheelclean.html
http://www.autogeek.net/p2wheelclean.html
May have to check on price. I dont mind uisng a product making a claim as long as they refund if it doenst meet the claim. If it lives up to the hype then there would be no reason for me to take a chance on another product.
This is why i never bought ZANO from Sal. Sal from was a bit hesitant to backup his product
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Just use the wash mit near the end of washing the car. Vettes don't have complicated wheel designs, ya don't need tp spend 5+ bucks on diluted 409 in a different bottle.
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After you clean them, use "armor all wheel protectant.". It's a fairly new product. Run a search, there is a huge thread in C6 gen about it. Not one bad review, amazing stuff.
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P21s is the only wheel cleaner I would use on my two C'5s and the Bimmer that had custom wheels.
http://www.autogeek.net/p2wheelclean.html
http://www.autogeek.net/p2wheelclean.html
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I'm sure there are better wheel cleaner products where a hose is all you need afterwards. I could also buy different pads but I wont get the incredible grab of the current pads. So I am anxious to try this armor all wheel protectant that I just bought. It is suppose to repel dust, or atleast makes it easier to come off with a simple water-hose application. I will apply it to the AUDI this weekend after cleaning the wheels with soap and water and then evaluate next weekend I might only apply it to one front and one rear wheel and compare it to the other 2 wheels next weekend. I will also I try a simply water-hose off on all the wheels to see the diff
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At the end of the day, I do not believe you're going to be able to simply spray any wheel cleaner on and expect it to clean without even some light brushing.
I personally use Z-7 diluted with water in a spray bottle, brush the wheels with a very soft brush, and do the barrels with Autogeek's EZ Detail brush and my wheeels look fantastic.
I personally use Z-7 diluted with water in a spray bottle, brush the wheels with a very soft brush, and do the barrels with Autogeek's EZ Detail brush and my wheeels look fantastic.