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They are made by kwazar and marketed for agricultural and farm use. A member inquired about it last year and thats what the company told him. Also these are not the viton seals as the mecury pro bottles hence the cheaper price. I got what I paid for!!

FYI, the wheel woolies are extremely soft and gentle, meaning the wheel cleaner will be doing all of the work. There is really no agitation power in it and is more suited for well maintained wheels. Its is after all a tiny lambs wool mitt on a stick. I still perfer the Raceglaze XL wheel...

All I know is I have both hard as soft versions of rainforest rub/hard candy, purple haze/blue velvet and I see very little to almost no difference between the two. Thank god I only got the samples of hard candy and blue velvet. The differences you are seeing are in your heads.

The reply is straight from Dom. DODO JUICE FORUMS :: View topic - Soft wax, hard wax? Hmm... Here's another...

I would just get one or the other. They are the same exact product besides being soft and hard. Neither has more durability or better looks over the other. Dodo juice themselves have said they have hard and soft waxes to cater to peoples favored application process, hand(soft) and...

It is always good practice to use an applicator to even out the finish and reduce sling as with all tire dressings. The look it leaves on tires is very glossy for a few days and after that it becomes more matte. Durability is pretty good as it is a silicone based dressing.

SCG beyond black tire pro gives a dark black finish with a very matte look.

Happy Belated Jim! Hope you weren't as hung over as I was on mines. :cheers:

Durability and looks are similar between the two(2-3 weeks) with DP being a tad glossier.

Megs WB is miles stronger than Sonax. PH balanced wheel cleaners can only do so much and thats when wheel acids like WB come into play. Get a wheel that is extremely caked in brake dust and you will see a significant difference. +1

I'm surprised the turpentine didnt work. I know you said you gave it ample time to work in but did you let it dry on the surface? It is supposed to stay wet while soaking. I would try again with the turpentine and soak a rag and place it over top the affected area.

Those were a steal. I was going to pick them up but I already have Rainforest Rub and Purple haze which is the same exact thing.

Sorry for the late reply. I havent been on for a few days. I use the liquid version because I apply by machine.

*Flame suit on* This may come as a shocker to all but the deepest wettest looking wax I've found for solids like blacks, reds and blues is Meguiars Gold Class Carnauba Plus. I have dozens of different waxes and while almost everybody here will say souveran because it's "made" for those colors...

No really trying to add anything but a friend of mine used to work for UPS and he said packages get "lost" in transit all the time and its mostly packages from phone carriers.

Bbs's are really no different then factory or anyother wheel besides having delicate finishes . I've used sonax diligently on the same type of brake dust several times thinking the sonax would dissolve the iron but in the end did nothing. I then switched to megs wb neat and when that didn't work...

Sorry to say this but sonar or any other type of iron dissolver will have little to no effect on that type of baked on brake dust and rust. So many people fail to realize products like sonax are designed for very minimal(extremely light) rust removal, and even then ph balanced wheel cleaners...

:iagree: I love the old kawasaki X2's and SX's.

Both ultrafina and ultrafine in the US are the same product. There was just a name change when they went with the new bottles. You wont finde the UK version here as it is a totally different products and is not VOC compliant. With your caking issues use less product and more speed...

Welcome! Good to see another member from philadelphia. North Philly here. If you ever need help or want to try a few products before you buy something you're welcome to come over.