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Meg's Wheel Bright 1:4 will clean your calipers good as new. Iron X type products just won't cut it.
Here is what WB can do (was cleaning rotor hats):
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better than brake cleaner!
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Meg's Wheel Bright 1:4 will clean your calipers good as new. Iron X type products just won't cut it.
Here is what WB can do (was cleaning rotor hats):
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Meg's Wheel Bright 1:4 will clean your calipers good as new. Iron X type products just won't cut it.
Here is what WB can do (was cleaning rotor hats):
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Google "Citra-Plus Gorham Maine".
That stuff forks wonders for non acid solution to caked on brake dust. It also removes the blooming off of tires better than anything else I've used to date.
If you're repainting and the calipers are off the car, some muriatic acid will clean that caked on brake dust right off but it's really nasty dangerous stuff so if you don't have the proper PPE I wouldn't use it.
If you do use the acid, follow it with an alkaline cleaner or baking soda to neutralize any residual acid that will be left behind in the casting.
It works better on tires than anything I've used. Works great on wheels too.You've got me interested in Citra-Plus. Also it seems to not be as harsh as other cleaners. Do you like it for tire cleaning?
It works better on tires than anything I've used. Works great on wheels too.
I used to have it shipped in six gallon cases but the shipping was pretty steep so I've been on the search for something just as good at a low cost. Been testing different APCs for over a year now with no luck.
I need to take a road trip back up to Maine to see my buddy, forum member "Bill Buxton" and bring back a years worth of that cleaner.
Even after shipping though, it's still cheaper and more effective than most other cleaners while still being mild.
How much does shipping run? I've been using zep fast 505 and nothing else has came close to the cleaning power it has on tires. Price is great too.
I've just started using Fast 505. Haven't used it on tires yet but diluted 31:1 it works nice for interiors.
Shipping a gallon or 2 is no big deal but when you're having 24 gallons of liquid shipped from Maine to Pennsylvania it gets a bit pricey. If I recall it was around $150-$200 for shipping on 4 cases with 6 gallons in each case.
I've just started using Fast 505. Haven't used it on tires yet but diluted 31:1 it works nice for interiors.
Shipping a gallon or 2 is no big deal but when you're having 24 gallons of liquid shipped from Maine to Pennsylvania it gets a bit pricey. If I recall it was around $150-$200 for shipping on 4 cases with 6 gallons in each case.
Try 505 on tires undiluted and let me know how it compares to the citra.
Will do, but I think I saw we're to be getting something like 4 degree temps in the days to come this week so it might be a while.
What is this Fast 505 from Zep?
It is safe for cleaning tires? And is it safe if it gets on the wheel's surface?
I been using ARO, and looking for alternative for tire cleaning....