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I'm confused. Seems every wheel cleaner I look at has a warning. All I want is one wheel cleaner for all types of wheels (painted, aluminum, clear coated, etc) that will remove brake dust but not damage the wheel. What Meguiars product fills the bill?
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Bill Strobel
aka theamcguy
Owner Independent Towing
Fayetteville, NC
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Re: Wheel Cleaners
Head to Target and get Gold Class all wheel cleaner ($6)! Works and is safe on any wheel!
You can also try Multi-Piece (big lots $3.50) or the new Aliminum wheel cleaner. Their both the same but I would say the gold class is the safest of the 3. -
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Any of the above mentioned wheel cleaners would fit your needs.
It may be tough to find the Multi-Piece though since we no longer make it, so our Hot Rims Aluminum Wheel Cleaner or the Gold Class All Wheel Cleaner will be the easiest to locate
Mike Pennington
Director of Global Training, Events and Consumer Relations
Meguiar's, Inc.
800-854-8073
mpennington@meguiars.comComment
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Re: Wheel Cleaners
have you tried black magic titanium wheel cleaner
its ph balanced and the bottle claims that its as safe regular soapComment
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If you have a Big Lots nearby you can get Multi Piece for 3.50, they literally have probably 30 bottle at my local big lots
I once put swirls in my paint just to see what it looked like.
I don't always detail cars, but when I do, I prefer Meguiar's.
Remove swirls my friends.Comment
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Re: Wheel Cleaners
I just wax my wheels every time I wax my car (about once a month). The wheel dusts come off easily when washing the car or simply wipe them with paper towels.
These specialized wheel cleaners will probably remove the wax as well.Comment
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Re: Wheel Cleaners
Yes, a wheel cleaner will remove wax.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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This is why I prefer regular wax. For me, wheels are similar to other painted car panels. They are painted surfaces with clear coat.Originally posted by Murr1525 View Post
With wax, brake dusts can come off easily and it has the added benefits of protecting the wheels from road salt and other environmental elements.Comment
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That's odd that you mention those products. I've never seen them in any of my local stores but the Hot Rims All Wheel Cleaner can be found virtually everywhere. In fact that was the product that got me hooked on Meguiars.Originally posted by Mike Pennington View PostAny of the above mentioned wheel cleaners would fit your needs.
It may be tough to find the Multi-Piece though since we no longer make it, so our Hot Rims Aluminum Wheel Cleaner or the Gold Class All Wheel Cleaner will be the easiest to locate
Anybody can make a car look good with the right products.Comment
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Re: Wheel Cleaners
yep, the gold class cleaner or the hot rims both are awsomeComment
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