gb387 Posted November 12, 2003 Posted November 12, 2003 Has anyone had any luck with wheel cleaner? On my first car with aluminum wheels the clear coat started to peel off, I am convinced it was the cleaners on my current truck the same thing happened but I had the wheels replaced under warranty and that is when I change to Rain-X window cleaner, I found out by accident that it worked better than anything I have seen I read the bottle and there doesn’t seem to be any harsh chemical in it. I bought this bottle Rain-X window cleaner concentrate many years ago and now I am out and can’t find it anymore. So I need to find something else that works as well. Anyone have any ideas?
MCourson Posted November 12, 2003 Posted November 12, 2003 I have had real good luck with Eagle 1 A to Z tire and wheel cleaner. Its the stuff in the bright orange bottle. Very easy to use and works wonders. It hasnt stripped the wheels or anything like that and I have been using it for a while so Id say its good stuff.
carguru Posted November 14, 2003 Posted November 14, 2003 I've always had bad luck with most of the wheel cleaners. I used to use Eagle 1 AtoZ, but with it's acidity, it always turned the plastic whitish and dulled the clearcoat. I use P21 on occasion when my wheels are really dirty. The only problem with P21 is that it seems to leave the wheels looking a little dull. Normally I just use the same car wash soap to clean the wheels. I just use a dedicated sponge and a separate bucket. This has kept the wheels in the best shape. An occasional coat of wax will help to keep the brake dust from sticking as badly.
99silveradoz71 Posted November 14, 2003 Posted November 14, 2003 I use Wheel Cleaner from Meguiars...they make several kinds- Hot Rims is what I use if I recall. Good results with no problems. Perhaps diluted simple green may be an option.
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