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Maybe I need to reword my question. Why use a wheel cleaner for a specific wheel when I could use one that's safe for all wheels and achieve the same results?

I'm using Pro's Wheelie Clean. Says it's safe for all wheels and works amazingly well.. But then again I've never used anything but that.

I know there's lots of products that clean wheels. But is there a significant difference between using a cleaner specific for one type of wheel? Or am I going to get the same effect if I just use a cleaner safe for all wheels? The ones I use at work clean the wheel nicely, and I've never been...

Hey guys. This is what I'm able to do while I'm at work. Its not amazing, but its the best I can do in 40 degree weather. Also sorry if this thing screws up. First time posting on my phone. Sent from my VS920 4G using AG Online

Wow this certainly exploded from this morning haha. Thank you ALL for the great responses. I'll need to save up some money and pick up a DA, and now I'm pretty excited. A coworker of mine gave me a good idea of practicing on one of my old cars, a 1997 Dodge Dakota. Now I just have to find...

Well right now I don't have either, but just the thought of using it is intimidating to me. I know I want to start learning, and I need to learn it.

I don't know if this is completely normal, and I hope it is, but I'm completely 100% terrified of learning to use a buffer. The thought of going anywhere near my car with a machine scares the absolute crap out of me. I know in the back of my head that as long as I am careful and follow...

Sweet, wasn't expecting any Oregon peeps to be honest. Glad to know I'm not the only one who enjoys a clean car here haha.

Hey there everyone. My name is Trevor and I'm 22. I have been perusing the site for awhile and just became brave enough to start an account and chat with all of you out there. A little about me. When I was younger I really didn't care about cars at all. That all changed when I started...