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WOW,, best wheelcleaner I ever used by 86seyellow
Started on: 05-22-2003 12:03 PM
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Report this Post05-22-2003 12:03 PM Click Here to See the Profile for 86seyellowSend a Private Message to 86seyellowDirect Link to This Post
I justfound a miracle product,, no kidding

I have never ever been able to get my rims clean and shiny...never.. I have tried everything I can find even industrial stuff..


Wel I bought this stuff last night , sprayed it on,, let it sit 5 minutes. I did not brush anything at all knowing that this product would not work...

Well after 5 minutes and sprying down the wheels with water,, they came out exactly like they looked new..

The product I bought was from walmart " ORANGE BLAST,, all wheel cleaner..made by Greased lightning..

My rims are 3 part, paint, clear and polished aluminum.....

Trust me this stuff is a miracle cure for rims....

Thought Id let everyone know,,, caus I haev tried everythgin,, and my rims always look like **** .///////

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Report this Post05-22-2003 12:13 PM Click Here to See the Profile for $Rich$Send a Private Message to $Rich$Direct Link to This Post
ill give it a try, thanks

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Report this Post05-22-2003 12:21 PM Click Here to See the Profile for 86seyellowSend a Private Message to 86seyellowDirect Link to This Post
Well.

I have tried everythign,, and I mean everything, I was getting ready to take a toothbrush to my pinzettis with mothers metal polish in hope of getting some crap off, well I am telling you guys,,, I am not kidding this orange crap really really worked.

I never have clean rims at the shows, cause I know I woul have to spend an hour or more taking the rims off and using metal polish...

No more.. This stuff just maed my life 500% more happy... And I need happiness...

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Report this Post05-22-2003 05:00 PM Click Here to See the Profile for FieroGT87Send a Private Message to FieroGT87Direct Link to This Post
Cool, better than mothers polish you say. I gotta try some.

Thanks for sharing your find.

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Report this Post05-22-2003 05:32 PM Click Here to See the Profile for bhl46Send a Private Message to bhl46Direct Link to This Post
I just tried it. It worked great, way better than anything else I tried. Thanks for the tip

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Report this Post05-22-2003 06:01 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Jake_DragonSend a Private Message to Jake_DragonDirect Link to This Post
Will give it a try heres a + for you just for sharing.
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Report this Post05-22-2003 06:39 PM Click Here to See the Profile for InsaneIntensitySend a Private Message to InsaneIntensityDirect Link to This Post
how does it work on stock wheels for gts
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Report this Post05-22-2003 06:43 PM Click Here to See the Profile for yello86seSend a Private Message to yello86seDirect Link to This Post
All I can say is,, Thsi si the only stuff I have ever used that actually did clean the wheels to like new......

try it ,, and If i helped you out a bit,, please give me a rating

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Report this Post05-22-2003 07:21 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Cheever3000Send a Private Message to Cheever3000Direct Link to This Post
Will it work on engines?

(revin, be quiet)

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Report this Post05-22-2003 07:25 PM Click Here to See the Profile for yello86seSend a Private Message to yello86seDirect Link to This Post
Well Cheever, I only tried their wheel cleaner, but they also make a degreader,, You can get it at wal mart its made by greased lightning
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Report this Post05-22-2003 08:21 PM Click Here to See the Profile for cruizin133Send a Private Message to cruizin133Direct Link to This Post
i work at autozone, and we just started carrying it, ive heard a lot of good things about it. also give maguires hot rims a try, thats my personal favorite.

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Report this Post05-22-2003 11:59 PM Click Here to See the Profile for FieroMonkeySend a Private Message to FieroMonkeyDirect Link to This Post
well. i went and bought a bottle from wallmart.

Cant say it performed any miracles, but it did turn a job that would have been a scrub-job into a easy wipe-job.

the hose just couldnt blast it off, and i tried 5 different cars. Ranging from super dirty wheels to almost completely clean.

any idea what i am doing wrong? i tried letting it sit from anywhere between 1-5 minutes before blasting

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Ok, Well I am game to try any product that can cut my cleaning time down

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Report this Post05-23-2003 09:16 AM Click Here to See the Profile for yello86seSend a Private Message to yello86seDirect Link to This Post
Monkey,, I can only speak of what it did on my wheels. I have A/R Pinzettis,, they are painted, cleard andthe whole inside and outer rim is a polished aluminum withotu a clear coat.. I have tried absolutelty everythign from Magueirs to the cheap stuff and lots of elbow grease and have never been able to get into the nooks and cranies let alone get half the crap off my wheels.. I drive my car everyday so it makes my wheels really dirty..All I did was spray the stuff on cool dry rims. Let it sit 5 minutes,, Oh I did keep spraying the stuff on to really give them a soaking..I could actually see the grime and stuff even the buildup of crap in the crannies literally being burned or disolved before my eyes..

Anyone that hass seen my car before knows I hate my rims and I refuse to take the wheels off to clean them at each car show..
If you are at the dells this year, stop by and see my rims..You will be absolutley impressed at how clean and shiny they are..

I found this product to be my answer,, it may be differnt for others. I am only trying to help those that have the same problem as me, since I hate dirty rims,, and thsi is the first time I have actually seen them shiny and clean since I bought them

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Report this Post05-23-2003 09:53 AM Click Here to See the Profile for FieroMonkeySend a Private Message to FieroMonkeyDirect Link to This Post
by no means was i upset with the result. like i said, it still makes cleaning my wheels hella easier.

Thanks for sharing your new find with us man. you get a + from me

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Report this Post08-11-2003 02:02 PM Click Here to See the Profile for 72vinmanSend a Private Message to 72vinmanDirect Link to This Post
I went out and bought this stuff after reading this thread. Tried it on the weekend and it just about ruined my wheels. My wheels are all polished aluminum and the instant the cleaner touched the rim it created a very very dull haze. Took me about an hour of polishing to get back the shine.
It's not worth it. Awful stuff.
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Report this Post08-11-2003 02:15 PM Click Here to See the Profile for KRuzn MAchinesSend a Private Message to KRuzn MAchinesDirect Link to This Post
Yeah I tried this a long time ago when this was first suggested. His wheels had to be very dirty so whatever liquid he put on there would of made a difference. But for me it just didn't bring out the shine enough. At least not to brag about or boast about it. Sorry just my opinion, maybe others got better results. Although I did goto the carwash and use the high pressured sprayer too on it...

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Originally posted by InsaneIntensity:

how does it work on stock wheels for gts

Don't know if it only works on different rims or what cause on my stockies it didnt do nothing.

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Report this Post08-11-2003 02:43 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Dennis LaGruaSend a Private Message to Dennis LaGruaDirect Link to This Post
I don't know about the other products but ordinary kerosene seems to clean the brake dust, road and tar scum off of my painted wheels pretty darn good. A guy at my local car wash recommended this "product".

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Report this Post08-11-2003 02:46 PM Click Here to See the Profile for SkybaxSend a Private Message to SkybaxDirect Link to This Post
Any of these products is too much of a risk. Try a small area FIRST.

If you want to be safe, and get good results, use a simple all purpose cleaner.

I found [i]Purple Power[/i[] to be very good.

You can use it on just about everything in house & home.

I use a 50/50 mix in a old Windex bottle and spray it on my wheels & tires. Then use a funny looking long scrub brush to get in the diamond spokes. Works great.

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Report this Post08-11-2003 02:53 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Fiero38SCSend a Private Message to Fiero38SCDirect Link to This Post
I use Super Clean for all of my heavy duty cleaning. 50/50 to 5/95, cleaner/water, mixes. Don't use it straight unless your wearing gloves. The next day, your skin will be peeling off.
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Report this Post08-11-2003 04:53 PM Click Here to See the Profile for TinaSend a Private Message to TinaDirect Link to This Post
3 cans of engine degreaser, a couple of those nifty Saran Wrap covers and about $3 in quarters at the local carwash for the high pressure washer usually does the trick for me.

(Careful around clearcoated stuff, turned colors on me, once using engine degreaser.)

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