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| Wheel Wells, Rims and Tires Rims, wheel wells and tires make a bold statement for the appearance of the vehicle, do you know how to properly detail these key components? Would you like to learn? |
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I spoke with paul and he told me that the blue wheel cleaner is D-limonene based. Wheel brightner is the ABF(HF after its hydrogenated) wheel cleaner. Itll tear you up if you spill it on you. But if youre safe, it tear up some really nasty brake dust. Why dont you pick up a WB sample from ADS for the heavy stuff and then a premium blue 16oz for the others.
I usually use around a 1:5 ratio on the WB. That being said, most wheels I see are maintained well so I have only needed it a handful of times. Rips through the tough stuff from what ive seen so far Last edited by getcha : 05-01-2008 at 10:24 AM. |
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I used Meg's wheel brightener for the first time last night on some tough, tough baked on brake dust. I first used my favorite P21S Gel and it worked okay but Megs wheel brightener is something to respect wow, this stuff is super strong and it actually smelled quite nice, I wasent expecting that.
Any who, I used it diluted at 4:1 and it worked great...you'll see on the next detail I post up. But I would consider Megs wheel brightener as a last resort. As for Chemical Guys premium blue, I can't really coment as I've never used it ![]() |
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I'm thinking of 1:6 ratio...1:4 sounds to be a bit strong. |
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