A Good Cleaner For Wheels
#31
Originally Posted by ieee_raider
I use Wessley's Bleach-White.
It's actually a tire cleaner, but I noticed when cleaning the tires one day that the run off on to the rim cut through the crap. So now, When I go to wash my truck, I first spray the wheels and tires with bleach-white and let it soak while washing the rest of the truck.
When I'm done washing the truck, I use a cloth-covered sponge with the leftover car wash mix to scrub the tires and rims. They're left spotless. As long as you don't use that same sponge and water on the rest of your truck, you're golden.
It's actually a tire cleaner, but I noticed when cleaning the tires one day that the run off on to the rim cut through the crap. So now, When I go to wash my truck, I first spray the wheels and tires with bleach-white and let it soak while washing the rest of the truck.
When I'm done washing the truck, I use a cloth-covered sponge with the leftover car wash mix to scrub the tires and rims. They're left spotless. As long as you don't use that same sponge and water on the rest of your truck, you're golden.
#32
Industrial Strength
Brake dust specific - all finishes
Standard strength - all finishes
I use the chrome/wire wheel cleaner - even on clearcoated or polished.
IMPORTANT:
No brushing or wiping is necessary.
Brake dust specific - all finishes
Standard strength - all finishes
I use the chrome/wire wheel cleaner - even on clearcoated or polished.
IMPORTANT:
- Wheels and brakes must be cool & dripping wet before spraying.
- Spray each wheel within 10 seconds.
- DO NOT leave solution on for more than 30 seconds.
- Rinse thoroughly with a steady stream of water.
- Do ONE wheel at a time only.
No brushing or wiping is necessary.
Last edited by porkchop; 08-05-2005 at 12:30 AM.
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