Yet another Poorboy prototype review

The Chee said:
Steve I don't see the Spray & Rinse on PAC?or do we have to contact Dwayne?
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He just got a couple cases on Thursday...either send him a e-mail to update the site or :phone: :)
 
The Woob said:
I wonder how people can tell ounces and measurements.
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You know those 35mm film canisters???? Filled completely up they are 1-1/7 of an ounce. In other words 7 of them will equal 8 oz. That's close enough for me.
 
Poorboy said:
Yes it's available in limited quantities from either PAC or me ...we also just received our Chemical resistant sprayers, that will now come with the Spray and Rinse.:) If it really baked in, then use a little light aggitation before rinsing..;)

:wait :wait two things ...please use personal safety measures when using a strong wheel cleaner and for light cleaning the product can be diluted 50:50
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I see so there is two wheel cleaners avalible one spray and rinse and one stronger formula. ?
 
Curious...how can something that eats away brake dust and grease (I presume it has petroleum distallates or something equally strong) NOT eat away the sealants from Klasse?
 
I think Poorboy is referring to the current retail version. There was a scrubbing formula that was a tester, but it isn't being sold. Now I want that S&R version!
 
The Woob said:
I think Poorboy is referring to the current retail version. There was a scrubbing formula that was a tester, but it isn't being sold. Now I want that S&R version!
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Yes there were two versions, we released the Spray & Rinse version and kept testing the aggitation version. The interesting result of the other version is that we have had an industrial power washer using it not only on wheels but on semi's (tractor trailers) body, chrome too, and just with the aggitation from the power washer, it removes deisel fuel, tar , road grime and anything else that a truck can get on it, which is beyond our expectations!!
We are taking a second look at it, as it can also be used as an engine degreaser, carpet cleaner, vinyl and upholstery cleaner too with the right dilutions:D
 
The Woob said:
:wait Dang! Exactly what I need. Any clues to when it will be out? gah!
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not sure as more testing will continue, but we will be making about 60 gallons for the tester with the pressure washing work:D

then the questions comes to what it would be called and what it would smell and look like...too many decisions:crazy :lol
 
Poorboy said:
not sure as more testing will continue, but we will be making about 60 gallons for the tester with the pressure washing work:D

then the questions comes to what it would be called and what it would smell and look like...too many decisions:crazy :lol
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I'm the "tester with the pressure washing work" :eek

I had a gallon of pure product to use today so couldn't play with it as much as I wanted to, but have to report that my opinion of this product hasn't changed. IT HAS ALOT OF POTENTIAL!!!

I have continued to use it 50-50 through a spray bottle, and today I used it as a degreaser on high dollar tractors with good paint with no adverse effects. I've already used it on highly polished aluminum, again with no adverse effect.

I'm waiting for 60 gallons of the stuff :drool and will able to test various dilutions then. But as of now I've only been able to get my hands on a couple of gallons of this product, and am so impressed with it that it could easily replace a few soaps, degreasers, and wheel cleaners that I've used for years.

Still looking for a fly in the ointment where this stuff's concerned but haven't found one yet. ;)

The name on what I used today was "Magnum", and for this product I like that name alot. :)
 
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