A good practice is using an acid cleaner as step 1. RINSE then follow up with a degreaser. A degreaser will neutralize the acid and make sure you get back to neutral.(in case there is acid that didn't get rinsed perfectly ie. Lug nut holes) Just food for thought. Great videos keep it up.
I use purple power full strength. Absolutely make sure that the wheels are as cold as can be though..learnt my lesson with the first set of wheels I ruined because they were hot when I sprayed. I've not had any other issues, and it's fairly cheap and works great. I've used megs wheel brightener (even full strength) and it didn't work any better lol - and it cost a lot. Plus purple power cleans the tires very nicely as well.
Super clean degreaser is alkaline because it has to remove grease. But as a wheel cleaner, it has to remove tar and brake dust via acid. Many people assume that Super Clean wheel cleaners are are the same thing as the gallon sized Super clean degreaser in a small spray bottle...
how my dad worked around this was just giving the rims a scrub with your ph balanced soap after you cleaned the rims with that solution its just safe practice
When I worked in professional auto detail we used straight acid on wheels and exhaust it's all about how you use the product I never ruined a wheel or exhaust
I love how you say consider subscribing. I considered it and did after watching your first video. In the UK we have a lot of foreign lads that set up shop in old petrol stations washing cars. I got into detailing after they destroyed my brothers golf R rims and I never wanted them to wash any of our cars again.
You need an alkaline cleaner to use after the acid based cleaner to protect the rims. If you use only the acid based wheel cleaner it’ll be more likely to rust/corrode
Basically yes, it's not that it will damage like that first wheel but it could in a worst case situation. Once you curb a wheel all the clear is gone and you're facing bare metal. Depending on the wheel and what it's made of it could react like that.
Good video. I have a new white BMW M240i that I bought 3 months ago that now has 3200 miles on it. I don't even know if it has a clear coat on it? I just wanted to buy a sports car. I noticed that it has mainly traffic film on it near bottom, bumpers and back, I've driven it thru snow, salted roads, rain, etc.. I 'm afraid to do a contact wash with microfiber mitt and I'm very afraid of swirl marks or scratches, I'm new to washing a car myself.I bought a 1800 pressure washer, foam cannon, and some CG honeydew foam soap. How do I wash my car? I have no idea what I'm doing!!! Thanks for your help.
Could you do a video on how to remove road tar and paint such as the line striping pain that sprays up behind the wheels. I have white paint behind the right front wheel and yellow behind the left front wheel. I can remove it with my finger nails and it’s coming off but man what a lot of work. Is there an easier way?
Rick Seibert Use Klein-Strip laquer thinner apply it to a terry cloth and rub it over the problem areas. You’ll want to polish those areas after because the thinner will dull the paint.
🚙🧽🚘🧼Luke thanks again for another great video and review on products!!! Keep up the amazing work!! I look forward to the next upload!! I hope you have a great rest of the week!! God bless ya my brother!!
Henry Freeman any latex gloves are fine if u are not allergic to latex.they are cheap.you use a different pair every detail. they are for protecting your hands from chemicals.obviously make sure that they are not absorbent or it of course defeats the purpose.
I used this on a freshly refinished set of BBS rims and it etched into the finish of the rims leaving lasting damage. I probably wasted $1000 refinishing my rims.
I have always liked acid based wheel cleaners...but I feel like being safer is better. Even tho you do a bit more work w other cleaners. It’s best to be safe
Love your channel Luke...can't thank you enough for the information you offer! I've been watching you for a long time...just a curious comment though - your video title says "here's why I hate them"...it's misleading util one actually watches the entire video, and learns the specifics - because you actually love Meg's WB......thanks man
hope you changed it from stream to spray because it was getting on the camera and paint. I used that same wheel cleaner on my motorcycle rear wheel and it worked good
Regarding ph neutral , I prefer them for wheels but as a snow foam I prefer the higher alkaline snow foams as we want to remove as much dirt as possible before doing a contact wash , I don’t want caustic but a bit higher alkaline as newer cars coming with soft paint and I would rather degrade my protection by 2% than contact wash a dirtier car and cause more swirls , it’s easy to top up protection but new cars have softer and thinner paint so can’t keep correcting the paint
Any advice on how to remove a non-acidic wheel cleaner stains on aluminum clear coated wheels, is there anything that can be done besides complete refinish?
What would you do to an aluminum wheel that has chips in the clear that has lead to areas of HEAVY corrosion....... but 90% of the wheel still looks really good because of the clear? I'm thinking I'm going to have to eat all the clear off.
I have aluminum wheels and i want to use an acid based cleaner...i used meguiars all wheel cleaner and it worked great on most of my wheels but one is caked in brake dust...can i use sandpaper? If so what grit is safe? Nothing is taking this off
I clean all my clients wheels with SuperClean dilluted 5/1 but on really dirty wheels or engine clean, I go with SuperClean aerosol, it works amazing but smells really bad. I always thought the aerosol was just the product at full strength but now I wonder if this too is acid based. Would you know this? Thanks
Dude...love the video. I have used SC AWC and find that I just go through it too quickly. Meguires WB, 4:1 is much cheaper and saves time and money. Just my opinion.
@wilsonautodetailing When you see hard water spots on a cars paint and windows from sprinklers or rain, can you do an acid wash in order to remove all of the spots safely?
My only gripe with acid wheel cleaners is the rusty brake rotors. Love Meguiars Wheel Brightener but itll mess up polished aluminum rims. Have you ever used Meguiars APC/D101 on rims its pretty good.
So basically don't use an acidic wheel cleaner on a wheel with curb rash because it will "bleed" the metal of the wheel onto the clear coat. But won't using a degreaser on the wheel corrode the wheel? It seems to me that either type of chemical solution will ruin the wheel if it has curb rash. Is this an accurate understanding or did I miss something.
The only thing i don't like about meguiars wheel brightener is it will rust the rotor. I don't mind it rusting the part that comes in contact with the pads because it will go away but it also rusts the cap
Definitely some give and takes. But for the professional in my opinion an acid is a non negotiable for wheels. Gotta have those products that speed things up to stay profitable
Absolutely not. Iron removers are totally different that super clean all wheel cleaner. If you want an iron remover to use on your wheels, look for carpro iron x, meguiars all wheel cleaner, eagle one black and plasti-coat, among others. This cleaner (super clean all wheel cleaner) is very acidic and is not an iron remover
Wheel acid is by far the best cleaner on the market. With that said it comes down to using the correct acid and proper dilution. 17 years in the detail game I have tried multiple wheel cleaners, at the end of the day I go back to wheel acid. I buy it 55 gallons at a time.
My wheel acid is scary. I use it ONLY for severe wheels. I believe the ph is like 1 or 2. Though. You can't just buy it retail, comes from a distributor. My curiosity is why he didn't wet the wheel first. Is it not nessecary with this particular acid? Also. Why no alkaline after?
What is it called??? I’d love to give it a try. I have been trying to find the strongest acid based wheel cleaner for a while now & unfortunately I keep ending back at Meguiar’s Wheel Brightener as the most powerful. With that being said, I haven’t lost hope & believe there must be something out there that’s stronger & I just haven’t found it yet.
Mean green 25%, hot water and 6 drops of dawn in a spray bottle. Spray it let it sit for 1 minute the scrub. But then again I don’t let my wheels get that dirty.
The best and safest acid based wheel cleaner is Poorboy's World wheel cleaner. I have no idea how they did it but it will clean the heck out of your wheels including the barrels and brake calipers without any need to scrub. Spray on and rinse off. Period.
I like your videos man and I follow you on Instagram but your hair really makes you remind me of my girl cousin. Her name is Jasmine lol good video man 👍🏽
so what is it then?! Gosh the one the thing I hate so much about the detailing products industry is how contradictive everything is. "This is not safe for your wheels, but this is" then someone else comes along and says the opposite. I just want a simple no bs answer on what the product is gonna do and anything I should heed caution on thats all.
@@jonathanmelendez23 thanks for that man. I’ll check it out. Yeah I just hate how flip floppy the industry and consensus is for detailing products lol.
@@richieewinns We can all get caught going down the rabbit hole. I’ve just narrowed my stuff down to what works and stick to it. But if you want an Acidic Cleaner in the long run, Meguiars Wheel Brightner works and it’s Safe for all modern wheels. Just use the recommended dilution ratio. I use mine at 4:1 just for a precaution. Cheers! Enjoy P&S Brake Buster as much as many of us do...
I think that’s more a problem with the rim manufacture because all of this sonatashave that problem with the wheels turning black. I don’t like acid cleaners either I only used when needed
i always kinda believed this... e.g. Gyeon iron... strong stuff... great for new polished wheels. On my matt black wheels, while not JDM I believe it has faded more over time due to that product...
I can't believe just how much damage the acid wheel cleaner did to the front alloy. Is the damage purely visible on the area the the clear coat has peeled? What's the best non acid based cleaning product you've found for wheels?
@@kennyono4389 think you are miss ready my message Kenny. I've not done any damage to mine. I'm just surprised how much damage it did to his. And I always do used WB diluted. Thanks for advice on p&s brake buster sadly it doesn't look like its sold in England where I live.
Btw if i saw another detailer with a wheel like that id run lol. Gotta get that fixed, your car is your showcase for your customers, always remember that. But also I Hate when dealerships use acid cleaners i bought 2 cars from the dealership that had clear coat chipping off the wheels. We used it at my dealership and they didnt gice a crap. They put it on everything. Even the black oem rims and customer cars!! Also if you breathe the fumes in it was super toxic and would make you gasp for air and cough! Is this the same? It was dumb cause yiu had to scrub it. It wasnt a rinse off like the non acid cleaners we had that were amazing. But they went cheap.
@@wilsonautodetailing correct wilson i agree. It will be interesting to show a video how you polishing metals , and maybe this damaged rim is a good candibate for demo rom polishing!!!!! Thanks keep.up ...
Don’t call yourself a professional detailer and say acid wheel cleaners are great. You a regular bottom barrel detailer. Cause once you go up cars in 100000$ range acid will fuck up those sensitive wheels. Polish aluminum, Lexus rims, aftermarket. All gets fuck up by acid. Maybe not first time but over time. What high end detailer you see used acid? No one.
A good practice is using an acid cleaner as step 1. RINSE then follow up with a degreaser. A degreaser will neutralize the acid and make sure you get back to neutral.(in case there is acid that didn't get rinsed perfectly ie. Lug nut holes) Just food for thought. Great videos keep it up.
Could I use a non acidic wheel cleaner instead of degreaser I find degreaser will over spray and take off some of the powder coat on the tires
I use purple power full strength. Absolutely make sure that the wheels are as cold as can be though..learnt my lesson with the first set of wheels I ruined because they were hot when I sprayed. I've not had any other issues, and it's fairly cheap and works great. I've used megs wheel brightener (even full strength) and it didn't work any better lol - and it cost a lot. Plus purple power cleans the tires very nicely as well.
Purple power is a serious degreaser and has been known to damage many different wheels because it is caustic so I would just be careful
Super clean degreaser is alkaline because it has to remove grease. But as a wheel cleaner, it has to remove tar and brake dust via acid. Many people assume that Super Clean wheel cleaners are are the same thing as the gallon sized Super clean degreaser in a small spray bottle...
how my dad worked around this was just giving the rims a scrub with your ph balanced soap after you cleaned the rims with that solution its just safe practice
I hope you don't ride up to client's location with those rims..lol
Right! He needs to watch Chris fix to fix that curb rash
I was thinking the same things
When I worked in professional auto detail we used straight acid on wheels and exhaust it's all about how you use the product I never ruined a wheel or exhaust
Wilson Auto Detailing, you should test different dilution ratios of this cleaner. See how far it can be stretched whilst still being effective.
Interesting !
I love how you say consider subscribing. I considered it and did after watching your first video.
In the UK we have a lot of foreign lads that set up shop in old petrol stations washing cars. I got into detailing after they destroyed my brothers golf R rims and I never wanted them to wash any of our cars again.
Haha thanks man!
What is your process of getting people to sign up for your routine maintenance plan
You need an alkaline cleaner to use after the acid based cleaner to protect the rims. If you use only the acid based wheel cleaner it’ll be more likely to rust/corrode
Wildon I didn’t understand well. If you have a curb rash you won’t use an acidic cleaner because it can stain a wheel like that?
Basically yes, it's not that it will damage like that first wheel but it could in a worst case situation. Once you curb a wheel all the clear is gone and you're facing bare metal. Depending on the wheel and what it's made of it could react like that.
“I did this on purpose for demonstration purposes” lol I’ll bet ya did Luke 😅
This video is just confusing
Only to the ignorant.
@@sleepingwarrior4618 speak for yourself
@@Luvnap I understood the video. I'm not speaking for myself. Sorry mate.
Good video. I have a new white BMW M240i that I bought 3 months ago
that now has 3200 miles on it. I don't even know if it has a clear
coat on it? I just wanted to buy a sports car. I noticed that it has
mainly traffic film on it near bottom, bumpers and back, I've driven
it thru snow, salted roads, rain, etc.. I 'm afraid to do a contact
wash with microfiber mitt and I'm very afraid of swirl marks or
scratches, I'm new to washing a car myself.I bought a 1800 pressure
washer, foam cannon, and some CG honeydew foam soap. How do I wash my
car? I have no idea what I'm doing!!! Thanks for your help.
Check his channel man, he was tons of videos on how to wash a car, take a few hours and watch a few vids!
Could you do a video on how to remove road tar and paint such as the line striping pain that sprays up behind the wheels. I have white paint behind the right front wheel and yellow behind the left front wheel. I can remove it with my finger nails and it’s coming off but man what a lot of work. Is there an easier way?
Rick Seibert Use Klein-Strip laquer thinner apply it to a terry cloth and rub it over the problem areas. You’ll want to polish those areas after because the thinner will dull the paint.
try goof off before pure acetone. goof off completely removed yellow road paint from my fender without dulling the pain.
the340iguy I found the answer some months ago. Surprised me but I found a clay bar removed the paint very easy. No more issues.
So what cleaner do you use on wheels with curb rash or peeling clear coat if you don’t use an acid based cleaner?
you can use dawn soap.
🚙🧽🚘🧼Luke thanks again for another great video and review on products!!! Keep up the amazing work!! I look forward to the next upload!! I hope you have a great rest of the week!! God bless ya my brother!!
Thanks Shaun!
You’re welcome Luke!! God bless!!! 🙏🏻🚘🚙
What is the best gloves for detailing? Can you post a link? Thanks!!
Henry Freeman any latex gloves are fine if u are not allergic to latex.they are cheap.you use a different pair every detail. they are for protecting your hands from chemicals.obviously make sure that they are not absorbent or it of course defeats the purpose.
@@memyself4682 Nitrile Gloves.
Check these out!
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Lol doesn’t matter
Would mothers polish work on the black on the wheel and turn it back to shiny/polished look metal
Actually I imagine it would yes
I used this on a freshly refinished set of BBS rims and it etched into the finish of the rims leaving lasting damage. I probably wasted $1000 refinishing my rims.
See, this is why I am afraid to use acid cleaners
Did you wet the wheel first?
I have always liked acid based wheel cleaners...but I feel like being safer is better. Even tho you do a bit more work w other cleaners. It’s best to be safe
Would you say purple power not diluted is Calle of doing the same thing or you wouldn’t recommend on using it on wheels ?
Love your channel Luke...can't thank you enough for the information you offer! I've been watching you for a long time...just a curious comment though - your video title says "here's why I hate them"...it's misleading util one actually watches the entire video, and learns the specifics - because you actually love Meg's WB......thanks man
Don't get too close while spraying your wheels with this kind of cleaner,you don't want it splashing back on you or definitley not in your eyes
hope you changed it from stream to spray because it was getting on the camera and paint. I used that same wheel cleaner on my motorcycle rear wheel and it worked good
Is the regular super clean safe on after market rims?
Regarding ph neutral , I prefer them for wheels but as a snow foam I prefer the higher alkaline snow foams as we want to remove as much dirt as possible before doing a contact wash , I don’t want caustic but a bit higher alkaline as newer cars coming with soft paint and I would rather degrade my protection by 2% than contact wash a dirtier car and cause more swirls , it’s easy to top up protection but new cars have softer and thinner paint so can’t keep correcting the paint
Any advice on how to remove a non-acidic wheel cleaner stains on aluminum clear coated wheels, is there anything that can be done besides complete refinish?
No its acid lol. Its litterally the clear coat being eaten away. Would have to be fully re clear coated.
What would you do to an aluminum wheel that has chips in the clear that has lead to areas of HEAVY corrosion....... but 90% of the wheel still looks really good because of the clear?
I'm thinking I'm going to have to eat all the clear off.
The problem with wheel cleaners is that they destroy the finish on painted brake calipers, and on unpainted ones it turns them cloudy white.
I am so glad you brought that up. It will make the unpainted calipers grainy and worn
I have aluminum wheels and i want to use an acid based cleaner...i used meguiars all wheel cleaner and it worked great on most of my wheels but one is caked in brake dust...can i use sandpaper? If so what grit is safe? Nothing is taking this off
As far as I'm aware acid cleaners are fine for most oem clear coat wheels (no curb rash)...but not for diamond cut wheels or Matte wheels
Tank Roberts acid based cleaners cannot be used on most Infinity vehicles or aluminum wheels.
Scott at DPC said that SuperClean told them in was NOT acidic. I love the stuff...
Check the SDS on their website, it is extremely acidic with a ph of .5-1
Great research... thank you
I clean all my clients wheels with SuperClean dilluted 5/1 but on really dirty wheels or engine clean, I go with SuperClean aerosol, it works amazing but smells really bad. I always thought the aerosol was just the product at full strength but now I wonder if this too is acid based. Would you know this? Thanks
Super clean in the aerosol can or gallon is an alkaline cleaner, only their wheel cleaner is acid based
Thank you for the prompt reply, as always your channel is great with many tips & ideas.
Dude...love the video. I have used SC AWC and find that I just go through it too quickly. Meguires WB, 4:1 is much cheaper and saves time and money. Just my opinion.
Agreed on an economical level
@wilsonautodetailing When you see hard water spots on a cars paint and windows from sprinklers or rain, can you do an acid wash in order to remove all of the spots safely?
Definitely
Use on your exhaust tips as well.I also use a 3" soft hair paint brush to clean wheels,works well
Great input!
Hi Luke!! I have a question Which is the best Wheel &Tire Cleaner do you recommend for factory OEM alloy wheels That Won't Ruin the finish?...
My only gripe with acid wheel cleaners is the rusty brake rotors. Love Meguiars Wheel Brightener but itll mess up polished aluminum rims. Have you ever used Meguiars APC/D101 on rims its pretty good.
Definitely understand! But it’s an easy fix all in all, I’ve never used it to clean wheels but yes on tires
And why don’t you recommend the regular super clean degreaser as a wheel cleaner
I just picked some of this up. Look forward to using it. 👍
So basically don't use an acidic wheel cleaner on a wheel with curb rash because it will "bleed" the metal of the wheel onto the clear coat. But won't using a degreaser on the wheel corrode the wheel? It seems to me that either type of chemical solution will ruin the wheel if it has curb rash. Is this an accurate understanding or did I miss something.
Cristopher R I have the same question
so I have a wheel with the damage you did on purpose [but I didn't do it on purpose] - how does one reverse such damage [if possible at all]
Why do you not recommend using the degreaser as a tire cleaner.
It tends to stain tires brown in my experience.
Yo I have black Xd and I noticed white lime or water build up the never comes of how and wat cloud remove it
Looks like you need a new tire. That's one nasty crack in your sidewall
So you can only use acidic wheel cleaners on wheels that is NOT damaged? Otherwise the acidic will get into the damaged area and cause more damage?
Yes simply put. Acidic wheel cleaners will damage bare metal
Please do some live detailing
The only thing i don't like about meguiars wheel brightener is it will rust the rotor. I don't mind it rusting the part that comes in contact with the pads because it will go away but it also rusts the cap
rob008 iron fallout removers rust rotors as well :/
rob008 I believe water only can rust the rotors
Definitely some give and takes. But for the professional in my opinion an acid is a non negotiable for wheels. Gotta have those products that speed things up to stay profitable
So... this works like a iron remover too right? Like the Meguiar's All Wheel Cleaner?
Absolutely not. Iron removers are totally different that super clean all wheel cleaner. If you want an iron remover to use on your wheels, look for carpro iron x, meguiars all wheel cleaner, eagle one black and plasti-coat, among others. This cleaner (super clean all wheel cleaner) is very acidic and is not an iron remover
I have this weird obsession with brushes, so I gotta know what that boarhair brush you’re using is.
Chemical guys boars hair brush:
www.detailingjunk.com/brushes-scrubbers-organizers
Wait... Do all acidic wheel cleanes do this ? I mean.. You use wheel brightner all the time ? Im looking to get Kkd devils juice, any thoughts ?
If they come into contact with bare metal, yes this will happen
Wheel acid is by far the best cleaner on the market. With that said it comes down to using the correct acid and proper dilution. 17 years in the detail game I have tried multiple wheel cleaners, at the end of the day I go back to wheel acid. I buy it 55 gallons at a time.
This stuff is basically watered down wheel acid mixed with some regular super clean. You’re better off getting pure wheel acid and heavy degreaser .
False, this product is extremely acidic, ph of .5-1. Refer to the SDS on their website
WARNING! Superclean all wheel cleaner (ph .5-1) is 400-500X more acidic than meguiars wheel brightener (ph 4.5-5.5).
My wheel acid is scary. I use it ONLY for severe wheels. I believe the ph is like 1 or 2. Though. You can't just buy it retail, comes from a distributor. My curiosity is why he didn't wet the wheel first. Is it not nessecary with this particular acid? Also. Why no alkaline after?
What is it called??? I’d love to give it a try. I have been trying to find the strongest acid based wheel cleaner for a while now & unfortunately I keep ending back at Meguiar’s Wheel Brightener as the most powerful. With that being said, I haven’t lost hope & believe there must be something out there that’s stronger & I just haven’t found it yet.
Best thing to use is simple bicarb soda
How do I get it back to original . Car wash ruined my wheels
Mean green 25%, hot water and 6 drops of dawn in a spray bottle. Spray it let it sit for 1 minute the scrub. But then again I don’t let my wheels get that dirty.
Is iron X and griots wheel cleaner acid free?
Iron x is acid free and “pH balanced” but I am not sure about griots
So can I use this one to remove water spot in my paint just like i would you meguiars brighttener ?
Hector Rodriguez no
Eagle 1 wheel, or Superclean 4:1 usually works for me
Eagle One is the industries biggest secret .... It also is a way cheaper "Iron-X" replacement (for white/gray cars).
The best and safest acid based wheel cleaner is Poorboy's World wheel cleaner. I have no idea how they did it but it will clean the heck out of your wheels including the barrels and brake calipers without any need to scrub. Spray on and rinse off. Period.
plain water removes brake dust, from clear coat and i never sealed or waxed rims on OEM 9 years old rims
Brown Royal,it's non acid,concentrate like 34 for a gallon shipped,works like nothing i have ,most times spray on,dwell,rinse
Can you polish this off?
I know im a bit late but did no one else notice the giant gash in the sidewall of that tire?
I’m so confused. You say acid cleaner leaves drip marks so it’s bad, then you say acid cleaner is the best?
I like your videos man and I follow you on Instagram but your hair really makes you remind me of my girl cousin. Her name is Jasmine lol good video man 👍🏽
I’m looking for something economical as a pro detailer
YOU SAID THEY ARE SAFE?
ignor the acid the split in that tyre lol jeeez
I thought acid based was safer on wheels? I’m so confused
so what is it then?! Gosh the one the thing I hate so much about the detailing products industry is how contradictive everything is. "This is not safe for your wheels, but this is" then someone else comes along and says the opposite. I just want a simple no bs answer on what the product is gonna do and anything I should heed caution on thats all.
P&S Brake Buster is Safe (Non Acidic) for all wheels and it works great! The price is even better. You're welcome.
@@jonathanmelendez23 thanks for that man. I’ll check it out. Yeah I just hate how flip floppy the industry and consensus is for detailing products lol.
@@richieewinns We can all get caught going down the rabbit hole. I’ve just narrowed my stuff down to what works and stick to it. But if you want an Acidic Cleaner in the long run, Meguiars Wheel Brightner works and it’s Safe for all modern wheels. Just use the recommended dilution ratio. I use mine at 4:1 just for a precaution. Cheers! Enjoy P&S Brake Buster as much as many of us do...
Looks like a great engine cleaner/degreaser
I would go with degreaser in that
I think that’s more a problem with the rim manufacture because all of this sonatashave that problem with the wheels turning black. I don’t like acid cleaners either I only used when needed
Very helpful vid!
i always kinda believed this... e.g. Gyeon iron... strong stuff... great for new polished wheels. On my matt black wheels, while not JDM I believe it has faded more over time due to that product...
I use Nano skin non acid wheel cleaner diluted 4:1 does a nice job !
Yep love nano skin!
If you want some really potent stuff try malco brake off, wear a mask and eye protection
Jay lenos wheel cleaner screwed my white wheels up
I can't believe just how much damage the acid wheel cleaner did to the front alloy. Is the damage purely visible on the area the the clear coat has peeled?
What's the best non acid based cleaning product you've found for wheels?
@@kennyono4389 think you are miss ready my message Kenny. I've not done any damage to mine. I'm just surprised how much damage it did to his. And I always do used WB diluted. Thanks for advice on p&s brake buster sadly it doesn't look like its sold in England where I live.
4:24 before product touches the wheel. That's way too much time. How about start cleaning the wheel as soon as the video starts.
I’m a phenomenal driver!
I like the videos but between him and Scott from Dallas I'm not sure who likes to listen to their own voice more...can we get a little more ASMR...
Wow, that looked like half the bottle was used on one wheel...
What about back in 2017 when you said acid based cleaners are safe, meguiars wheel brightener!!!!!!
People learn.
Stay away from acid based wheel cleaners on many Infiniti brand vehicles. Incase anyone watching this has an Infiniti.
KG 5401 What about Nissan brand vehicles? Also what does acid do to infinity brand vehicle?
Positive Vibes it’s those gunmetal wheels on Infiniti vehicles that the acid destroys. It leaves black streaks and spots.
Acidic Wheel Cleaners Are DANGEROUS 😆Ya don't say. Make mine non-acidic and ph neutral
Your title is triggering me.
Don't be a snowflake
@@billl8530 lololol
Hahaha good title right? 😝😝
Btw if i saw another detailer with a wheel like that id run lol. Gotta get that fixed, your car is your showcase for your customers, always remember that.
But also I Hate when dealerships use acid cleaners i bought 2 cars from the dealership that had clear coat chipping off the wheels. We used it at my dealership and they didnt gice a crap. They put it on everything. Even the black oem rims and customer cars!! Also if you breathe the fumes in it was super toxic and would make you gasp for air and cough! Is this the same?
It was dumb cause yiu had to scrub it. It wasnt a rinse off like the non acid cleaners we had that were amazing. But they went cheap.
You cannot.polssh those spos witch damaged from.the acid to the bare metal???
Metal polish might restore it
@@wilsonautodetailing correct wilson i agree. It will be interesting to show a video how you polishing metals , and maybe this damaged rim is a good candibate for demo rom polishing!!!!! Thanks keep.up ...
Don’t call yourself a professional detailer and say acid wheel cleaners are great. You a regular bottom barrel detailer. Cause once you go up cars in 100000$ range acid will fuck up those sensitive wheels. Polish aluminum, Lexus rims, aftermarket. All gets fuck up by acid. Maybe not first time but over time. What high end detailer you see used acid? No one.
Does it work on tires too?
Nope
But you said before......
Thumbs up for the stereotype joke
Didnt know his Mom was Asian.
Typical guy blaming a woman for gutter rash as if he’s never rubbed a curb 😂
Just do it I had to fast forward to 4 minutes 😩🤣
My boy use to be on drugs 😢
Today's vehicle's wheels are designed to get ruined, thus causing customers to buy replacement wheels
so almost one bottle of that for 1 rim😂😂😂 and inside still black no way and why not remove that rim from car so that u can do much better
Ayyyy lmao