Poli-Seal seperation

Good product, I rate it very comparable to EF HI in cleaning ability. Can't comment on how safe it is, but then again I can't comment on that for EF HI either. I did see the testing machine when I visited Eagle One's corporate headquarters, and I saw wheels that had been run through a simulation comparable to a year's driving, dirt, and cleaning (simulated as weekly, 52 cleanings) with the new A2Z. They looked great, didn't see any bad effects from the new product.
 
Here's some info on my new wheel cleaning crusade :). I used it full strength, have only used it once which was today. I still have the other 3 wheels to do so I will do one of my head to head tests and let you know [edit] how it goes vs EF HI![/edit]

Should be able to do it tomorrow, but I'm a little slow so who knows ;).

Justin
 
I like it, too. I try not to use wheel cleaners when a regular car shampoo will work, but there are certainly those times when I need the extra power. The new EO delivered for my wheels, and it also cleans the tires wonderfully.



It's the best wheel cleaner you can get at Wal-Mart or Pep Boys or anywhere in a local store. As for it's safetyness, I understand it to be much safer than the old formula, and without a doubt, I can notice that it is MUCH gentler than the old. The old one reeked of acid and smelled harmful from the get-go. The new one smells, seems, and feels much safer.
 
I have a 32 oz. container of Poli-Seal I bought last year. I used it several times, but then left it alone in my cabinet until now. I was going to use it on my cousin's ride today, but the the product mix has separated and after extended vigorous shaking, it's remains separated. Has this happened to anyone else?
 
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