Not bad for a 2005 van.
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Just the rest of the van to wash now ?
You can buy a wheel wax, I think it’s pourboys product.
Makes cleaning them a lot easier for a few months the re treat
They have had a coat of colonite 476 so hopefully that will make it easier in the future, they were black with filth.
Great for wrecking your wheels much better stuff that's kind to your wheels brakes etc nowCan't beat Wonder Wheels and a good wheel brush.
Great for wrecking your wheels much better stuff that's kind to your wheels brakes etc now
Can't beat Wonder Wheels and a good wheel brush.
I use bilberry wheel cleaner very kind on wheels etc.
Supposed to be ph neutral
Great for wrecking your wheels much better stuff that's kind to your wheels brakes etc now
Wonder wheels is an extremely high acid cleaner. It’s desighned to remove heavy muck from really grimy wheels.
The problem with it is is that it will corrode not only your wheels but every metal component it touches. Suspension arms, Calipers, Back plates, Slide pins and every thing else.
If I had to resort to using such a strong product I would remove the wheels. Then wash really well after the acid has done its job.
Honestly I’ve seen horrendous damage from the use of that product. I and most other detailers would simply not use it.
Just an observation but they look like "plastic" wheel trims so any corrosive product would be very difficult to get rid of from the steel behind completely.
I would have removed them and cleaned in the warm
Well spotted, nothing corrosive used, WD40 rags then a coat of colinite 476, but could have unscrewed the trims and removed you are correct, I am not that much of a fanatic.
Jaws Motorcycles was the first in the UK to take it on for bikesACF50 - brilliant stuff for so many things