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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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it can be used on paint, but think it has a tendency to remove wax. I've used on paint a few times as a pre-cleaner (no agitation though), but knew i was putting some type of protection on afterwards. I would definitely worry less about this getting on your paint than a regular APC.
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Hi guys, for the TAW can it be used in conjunction with the wheel cleaner..
will the TAW strip the wheel wax?...i m sure most of u guys here use it for the tires. but i m sure it will also drip onto the rims. i m just worried that its not suitable for the rims. any advise on this? |
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TAW does really make the washing experience easier. It removes grime, tar, buggers, etc. with little agitation. I'm going to check out this ARO and give it a try one of these days, since it's getting so many good reviews.
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LOL. P21S is a staple product in many detailers arsenals including my own and has been used for years. I use it liberally on everything like other have said and have had no problems at all. However, if your going to use it only on tires you can find cheaper products that do just as good a job. One example for tires is Amazing Roll Off. I use TAW on door jambs, engine degreasing, and on paint behind the wheels.
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