Re: White Walls/Letters
I have used Castrol degreaser diluted 50:50 for years followed by Endurance.....Works well for me
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Re: White Walls/Letters
IMHO, the best, the safest and cheapest way to get white letters looking their best is AJAX.
Wet the tire down, sprinkle some AJAX on a good stiff brush and give the letters a good scrubbing and rinse.
I haven't found anything better or safer. YMMV.
Give it a try......
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Originally posted by Detail n00b View PostAight, so I looked and looked and couldn't find anything on here. I'm a mobile detailer and I need a quick and effective way to clean white walls/letters. I tried the Meguiars Professional Super Degreaser but it seems to take too long and extra scrubbing. I use Purple Power cause its quick and brings em out super bright but at the same time I take the chance of it damaging the wheels. Anything quick, effective and safe?
I recently received a sample of Amazing Roll Off, seems to be recommended to quickly and easily clean just about anything. Guy that gave it to me says it's awesome on RWLs, whitewalls and tires. Haven't used it yet, I'll give it a try and report back.
TL
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Bleche-Wite should never touch anything except tires (it is a tire cleaner). It isn't made for cleaning wheels. It can and most likely will stain uncoated wheels and damage the coating on coated wheels. Never used it and probably never will, but it seems to be along the lines of something similar to Wheel Brightener for tires.
Usually, the best cleaner for wheels is soap and water.
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I also like you the spray Bleach white, but I have noticed that it will ruin your rims (or is it tire shine products that damage the rims)! Over time it seems as if it strips the coating off of them. I am retruning to using an SOS pad to clean the whitewalls. But I would like any suggestions as to what is best to clean the rims, that is not very astringent! Thanks, TREY
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I use Westleys Bleach White!! Works AWESOME!!!
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Originally posted by Tuck91 View Posti have had great sucess with the Eagle one tire cleaner myself. Do you like the spray version or foam version. I prefer the foam in the aerosol can
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Originally posted by Tuck91 View Posti have had great sucess with the Eagle one tire cleaner myself. Do you like the spray version or foam version. I prefer the foam in the aerosol can
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I like using apc. It always does the job for me.
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Originally posted by Nappers View PostFor tires, I have been using Eagle One All Wheel/TIRE cleaner and it seems to work great. I did try APC at 7:1 ratio and it worked good and will probably go to that after my E1 dries up (my wife buys it when she finds the more for same price bottles)
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I have used SOS pads in the past, worked well.
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I use Mean Green cleaner on my white lettering.
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For tires, I have been using Eagle One All Wheel/TIRE cleaner and it seems to work great. I did try APC at 7:1 ratio and it worked good and will probably go to that after my E1 dries up (my wife buys it when she finds the more for same price bottles)
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Re: White Walls/Letters
Originally posted by Detail n00b View PostAight, so I looked and looked and couldn't find anything on here. I'm a mobile detailer and I need a quick and effective way to clean white walls/letters. I tried the Meguiars Professional Super Degreaser but it seems to take too long and extra scrubbing. I use Purple Power cause its quick and brings em out super bright but at the same time I take the chance of it damaging the wheels. Anything quick, effective and safe?
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