Miguires hot wheels cleaner
07-19-09, 07:28 PM
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BE CAREFUL WITH THIS STUFF- There was someone recently on the IS-F threads who sprayed it on their 19's and it ate the finish off of the wheel. I have personally used it, but have made sure the wheels are cold (not recently driven) and are wet. I spray it on 1 wheel, scrub it down and rinse it off immediately! A buddy of mine put it on the wheels of his car and it destroyed them fast.
07-19-09, 09:02 PM
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If you can use just soapy water, thats your best/safest bet. However, if you do need a wheel cleaner to assist, you might consider looking at the P21s line of wheel cleaners 
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07-19-09, 11:15 PM
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yea i was looking at the p21 n noticed a lot of people like it. maybe ill ****** that when i restock my detailing supplies.
lexusscturbo: you talkin to me?? what harley dealer?? in located in Corona or Cypress.
but yea as for now i guess ill just bust out the foam cannon with gold class or something.
lexusscturbo: you talkin to me?? what harley dealer?? in located in Corona or Cypress.
but yea as for now i guess ill just bust out the foam cannon with gold class or something.
07-20-09, 04:21 AM
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My first attempt was with 1 (megs wheel cleaner) : 25 (water), and i used a brush the agitate. Was ok but needed a second go.
Second was with 50:50, did the trick.
But the stuff is still pretty toxic, especially to the nose.
With all the cars i have detailed, i prefer megs apc 1:5 or 1:10.
Second was with 50:50, did the trick.
But the stuff is still pretty toxic, especially to the nose.
With all the cars i have detailed, i prefer megs apc 1:5 or 1:10.
07-20-09, 04:43 PM
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yea i was looking at the p21 n noticed a lot of people like it. maybe ill ****** that when i restock my detailing supplies.
lexusscturbo: you talkin to me?? what harley dealer?? in located in Corona or Cypress.
but yea as for now i guess ill just bust out the foam cannon with gold class or something.
lexusscturbo: you talkin to me?? what harley dealer?? in located in Corona or Cypress.
but yea as for now i guess ill just bust out the foam cannon with gold class or something.
07-20-09, 04:46 PM
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Once you get your wheels clean once, put on a heavy coat of wax (go for a product noted for high durability). After that, you may be able to just use regular suds for all your subsequent washes.
08-07-09, 04:33 PM
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There is a Harley dealer on the corner of Knott and Garden Grove blvd. over by Allen's tire company. It is kind of a pain in the *** to get to because of road construction right now. I suggest you go east on GG blvd from Valley view and make a right into the parking lot before knott.
