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Wheel cleaners
In a previous post I posted some pics showing dirt on my neighbor's BMW wheels. I spent 45 minutes using soap & a DP Cleaner; total drag and still not clean. It was suggested that I take a look at wheel cleaners by Stoners & Somax. I only had about 10 minutes to experiment w/ the products because hurricane Alex is throwing some rain bands at San Antonio. Pic 1 is wheel after 45 min of DP & soap; pic 2 is wheel before Somax; pic 3 is Somax after 5 min soaking w/ minimal work on my part; pic 4 is wheel before Stoners pic 5 is Stoners w/ some minor work on my part. Both wheels were agitated w/ Daytona & wire brushes sold by AG. So far both products seemed to work great. When the rain slows down & I spend some quality time w/ the wheel, I'll see how they finish out; but both of these products will be in my supply closet.
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Thanks for the information and pictures!!
btw: heres a thread on posting the pictures full size in case your interested.
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...r-message.html
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Re: Wheel cleaners
Poorboys Spray/Rinse might also be a nice choice, its strong and effective but follow directions exactly as offered for best results.
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Re: Wheel cleaners
Also Megs Wheel Brightner works very well.
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One day id like to try Sonax
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I told you the Sonax would work
It and Iron Cut are both great products.
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Re: Wheel cleaners
Cobalt9123 I really appreciate your advice. The sun's out today, it's humid as crap, but I'm looking forward to spending some time w/the Somax. Great suggestions, thanks. Next time around I'll some Megs & Poorboys...but I gotta say, the Somax & Stoners are nice products.
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Follow up question. I've been using DP Wheel dressing, I'm running out- anybody have a favorite wheel polish/dressing/whatever that they absolutely love?
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Originally Posted by SATracker
Cobalt9123 I really appreciate your advice. The sun's out today, it's humid as crap, but I'm looking forward to spending some time w/the Somax. Great suggestions, thanks. Next time around I'll some Megs & Poorboys...but I gotta say, the Somax & Stoners are nice products.
No problem
Originally Posted by SATracker
Follow up question. I've been using DP Wheel dressing, I'm running out- anybody have a favorite wheel polish/dressing/whatever that they absolutely love?
A wheel wax? I'm kind of confused as a dressing is something you usually put on tires and a wheel wax is kind of what you described...the two products I use and love for wheels and tires are Pinnacle Black Onyx Tire Gel (Have also heard great things about Poorboy's bold n bright) and for the wheels I use Poorboy's World Wheel Sealant. However, any strong sealant will work on the wheels (if they are painted).
2009 Summit White Cobalt SS/TC SOLD
2007 Black Cobalt LT - Daily Driver
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