Best Wheel Cleaner I have ever used

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fishboy

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Is there a one stop shop somewhere in LA, where I can get most of my supplies. It seems like most of the auto shops(kragen,autozone etc..) are pretty weak. Thanks

JTS
 
NAPA auto parts seems to have a nice selection of 3M and Meguiars products (pro line.)



BMW and MB dealerships may carry certain products, such as Lexol, Klasse, and Gummi Phleude (sp?)



Some people in LA can comment for specific location.



Hope this helps,

Jason
 
What a store! It's better than those 24 hour adult books and video superstores.



And right in the 'ol home town. Almost makes me wanna hop on a plane and go home.



Costa Mesa is sooo wonderful. You got Hogue Barmichael's, Wahoo's Fish Tacos, The OC Swap Meet, and now Detailing Depot.
 
Wahoos IS nothing compared to many other less known taco shops here in socal...



o/w, I used to cruise by costa mesa 1-2X a week last year...damn and I didnt even know....
 
I have a new favorite wheel cleaner. Up to this point, I have always loved and used P21S Gel. I have always hade great success with it, and would highly recommend it to anyone.

A friend of mine suggested trying out a new wheel cleaner. Since I have always used P21S, I really had no need to look at anything else. Recently, I ran out of my supply of P21S, so I figured I would give it a try.

The wheel cleanet that I tried was Sonax Wheel Cleaner. I have to tell you, this stuff is absolutely amazing. As most of you know, I have a BMW and the break dust on all German cars is a major problem. The Sonax made easy work of my wheels. I sprayed it on, and it was green in color. After a few minutes, as the cleansing foam begins to work into the dirt and grime, it turns red. Once it turns red, it is ready to be removed. In most cases, you can just rince the Sonax off without agitating. With severe break dust, you need to agitate slightly, and then rince. As the foam turned red, you could see the break dust and grime slide off the wheels. It was really pretty cool seeing this stuff work.

Needless to say, this is now my go to wheel cleaner. It is just so easy and it is PH neutral to boot. It doesn't smell great, but it is not too bad (nobodys perfect).

I am sorry that I didn't take any pics, so you can see what I am talking about.

I don't want to mention on here where I got it from, because I don't want to advertise for a competitor of PAC.

Thanks for listening.
 
Flash Gordon said:
Dang, I use 16 ounces one 1 car. That stuff is ridicolously over priced, but yet I still want some :Snowman:
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I thought it was rather steep myself. But, when I used it and saw the way it works, it was well worth it. Now that I have tested it, it will be in my stock, but only on very dirty wheels.
 
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