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Re: Tire Cleaner
Originally Posted by
Rsurfer
Wanted another point of view..am I wrong for doing that?
It’s all good.
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Re: Tire Cleaner
Originally Posted by
Eldorado2k
Yea that’s the main reason it’s not my go to for tires and that bottle lasts me quite a while... Everyones different when it comes to their towels and also their needs. I have a hard time sacrificing even my oldest/cheapest towels I guess. Lol
I mentioned it awhile back, but have you ever tried using this like a traditional tire cleaner?
Agitating with a brush and rinsing vs spraying and wiping? Not implying it would work better, just curious how it works if you use it that way.
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Re: Tire Cleaner
Originally Posted by
Finick
I mentioned it awhile back, but have you ever tried using this like a traditional tire cleaner?
Agitating with a brush and rinsing vs spraying and wiping? Not implying it would work better, just curious how it works if you use it that way.
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It works well this way. Use it like this when doing a rinseless wash and rinse it with a pump sprayer.
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Re: Tire Cleaner
Originally Posted by
Finick
I mentioned it awhile back, but have you ever tried using this like a traditional tire cleaner?
Agitating with a brush and rinsing vs spraying and wiping? Not implying it would work better, just curious how it works if you use it that way.
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I can’t recall if I ever have.. But everything points to this product working exactly like McKee’s Tire & Rubber Rejuvenator, which works fine when agitated with a brush. The McKee’s product can do what this can, and vice versa. For me I stuck with this 1 due to it being alot more budget friendly vs. an expensive gallon.
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