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Forrest asked me to help out as he's away from a computer... My original reply is below as I was confused on which product we're talking about. Foaming Wheel & Tire Cleaner does require a dry tire... was it dry? If it was, is there a chance the product froze on your end? If not, it may have...

You may have a defective sprayer... though two in a row is odd. Some foaming inside the bottle is normal (and it eventually settles), but it sounds like you may have an issue. Please email me. To better spread the product, use a sweeping motion while spraying, and as Bunky noted, spread it...

Keep in mind that the Professional Wheel Cleaner does not really clean tires like the Foaming Wheel & Tire Cleaner does. We do have a great tire cleaner in our Back-to-Black Tire Renew, but it is offered only in a 24 ounce consumer size. Below are some details on Mothers Professional Wheel...

Herbert, We would not recommend wet sanding as a replacement for claying for removal normal contamination of dirt, fallout, pollens, etc.; maybe for severe paint overspray, but that would be very rare. 999 times out of 1000, claying will remove common contaminants in one step without harming...

As Forrest explained, it's a cleaner -- always read the label! :xyxthumbs:

Looks like it was a fun time! I have to give great praise to Art who put together a first class party. When I dropped by on Friday evening to deliver a few last-minute supplies, I could tell Art really was going all-out -- goody bags made up for the guys, food and drink supplies in-the-ready...

You are most welcome! :) I am always glad to offer a product exchange so that you have the most appropriate polish for the finish -- in this case, our California Gold Chrome Polish for use on your chrome clad wheels. Thank you for using Mothers! :)

Thank you for the additional information. The California Gold Chrome Polish is what we'd recommend for that finish. Please send me an email (add .com to my handle) with your name, address, and the 5-digit product number off the back label so I can send you the Chrome Polish at no charge...

Bill, Are those factory Ford wheels? If so, we'd want to recommend another product for use in the future... the photos are a bit small, but they look like they are either polished aluminum (with a clearcoat), chrome plate or chrome clad -- Do you know the the finish? Our Mag & Aluminum...

Thanks for the video, Art! I just wanted to add that for all participants at Art's detail session, they will go home with a Mothers Professional Rubbing Compound, Professional Finishing Polish, and Mothers California Gold Finishing Polish -- plus there will be a drawing for a great giveaway.

It's quite friendly to all common wheel surfaces, but do wipe it dry as you finish the tire. As a general rule, do not let any cleaning product dry on its own on any surface. You'll want to clean the tires first. The Back-to-Black Tire Renew works best by spraying on a dry, cool surface...