Best wheel cleaners, fallout removers, iron X
21 February 2017 | 04:45 PM
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We'll continue to my progress.
Used the ferris do do juice and have to say was mighty impressed also, my wheels was quite dirty with at least 2 months of dirt and dust, sprayed on dry and after 5 min, rinsed off and were good as gold, nice smell too so not too corrosive.
I'd class do do juice next to the bilt hamber which is number 1 for me ATM.
Next is the Merlin's blood, then auto finesse etc.
As per thread, yes I haven't done it properly as suggested on here and I'm not protecting wheels etc, just old skool wait till dirty and clean with less possible effort and see which ones for me.
Used the ferris do do juice and have to say was mighty impressed also, my wheels was quite dirty with at least 2 months of dirt and dust, sprayed on dry and after 5 min, rinsed off and were good as gold, nice smell too so not too corrosive.
I'd class do do juice next to the bilt hamber which is number 1 for me ATM.
Next is the Merlin's blood, then auto finesse etc.
As per thread, yes I haven't done it properly as suggested on here and I'm not protecting wheels etc, just old skool wait till dirty and clean with less possible effort and see which ones for me.
KAAMCHOR! BRO !
21 February 2017 | 08:54 PM
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to clean the golf alloys so gonna get the dodojuice next bro
21 February 2017 | 09:05 PM
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Bought some auto finesse wheel cleaner and iron x as part of a sale on eBay for 18 quid a wee while ago. Gave it a try today. Very impressed with the results. Wheel cleaner first and agitated. Followed by iron out. Quick agitation and impressed
Wheels were not excessively dirty but had plenty of metal contamination and brake pad dust
Not the greatest photos but far better than before
Not the greatest photos but far better than before
22 February 2017 | 04:14 PM
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Bought some auto finesse wheel cleaner and iron x as part of a sale on eBay for 18 quid a wee while ago. Gave it a try today. Very impressed with the results. Wheel cleaner first and agitated. Followed by iron out. Quick agitation and impressed
Wheels were not excessively dirty but had plenty of metal contamination and brake pad dust
Not the greatest photos but far better than before
Not the greatest photos but far better than before
25 February 2017 | 08:43 AM
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Anyone found a decent brush that can get between the spokes. I have 20spoke alloys which are a nightmare.
Pretty much all the ones I try are designed like a test-tube cleaner and have a steel wire core which can dig in and scratch if used at the wrong angle or when the bristles wear out and loose their springy-ness, which seems to happen rather quickly.
The best brush so far for me is a Curver dust-pan brush. Problem is the bristles could do with being a bit stiffer and longer to reach into the corners. Despite this it's still better and more durable than all the dedicated alloy wheel brushes I've tried thus far!
Pretty much all the ones I try are designed like a test-tube cleaner and have a steel wire core which can dig in and scratch if used at the wrong angle or when the bristles wear out and loose their springy-ness, which seems to happen rather quickly.
The best brush so far for me is a Curver dust-pan brush. Problem is the bristles could do with being a bit stiffer and longer to reach into the corners. Despite this it's still better and more durable than all the dedicated alloy wheel brushes I've tried thus far!
WHEEL WOOLIES are the best wheel brushes that I have ever used,their not cheap but the quality and durability of them are superb I have had my set for over three years now and they are still in good condition.SJ.
14 January 2018 | 01:35 PM
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I used the do do juice again yesterday and the car hasn't had a wash since early December so the wheels were very dirty.
I like how thick the liquid is, makes it stay on for longer instead of dripping downwards so sticks to wheels better to actually work better.
Impressive
I like how thick the liquid is, makes it stay on for longer instead of dripping downwards so sticks to wheels better to actually work better.
Impressive
14 January 2018 | 02:06 PM
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I’ve always used Merlins blood from car spa uk. It works really well
http://carspacarcare.uk/Merlins-Blood-Fallout-Remover
http://carspacarcare.uk/Merlins-Blood-Fallout-Remover
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