Review: Meg's Wheel Brightner (Pics)
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Spilchy
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tom p. said:
Tom, I suprised you would use it so often. Forget the Griots and just use a heavy concentration of car wash soap. Your wallet will thank you.
Nice review. I love it for filthy wheels that are getting a good first time cleaning.
tom p.
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Spilchy said:
I'm a die-hard wheel cleaner user. I just don't get the same result using the car wash soap in a spray bottle...something is missing.
I'll just get some more Griot's and reserve my 5 gallons :chuckle: of Meg's Wheel Brightener for those special moments.
I made the mistake of using it on my polished alumium mags on my Sporty..put some nice white stains on there...nothing that some Noxon/Mother's/Flitz/NXT Polysh and about an hour couldn't cure though...:^(
It's some pretty scary stuff really. It's some kind of acid. Meguiar's won't even let you buy it on their site (you have to call in to order it)
It's some pretty scary stuff really. It's some kind of acid. Meguiar's won't even let you buy it on their site (you have to call in to order it)
SpoiledMan
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It's actually available on their site now. I don't know when it was added though.
This is a pretty potent acid and should be used carefully. Be specially careful if using in windy conditions, you don't want it blowing on your paint, eyes, neighbor's car, the cat, etc.
A good rule of thumb is to mix up the ratio you're going to use then dab some on an inconspicuous part of your rim, let it sit for 4-5 minutes then see what happens
A good rule of thumb is to mix up the ratio you're going to use then dab some on an inconspicuous part of your rim, let it sit for 4-5 minutes then see what happens