briarpatch
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- Sep 9, 2015
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Just got some of this, as I've been wanting to try something different for tire cleaning. I've used Bleche White (new formula sucks), Eagle One A to Z (which I like), and Stoners (which I also like). The McKees product is a little pricey compared to those, and I was interested to see what the difference in price point would translate into. I will say, this is one of those products that costs more because it's worth it.
The directions are a little odd, as they recommend you wet the rim first, but apply the product to a dry tire. Since they're attached, that is a little tough, but I keep a spray bottle of water handy, which minimized the amount of water that got on the tire, and I dried as much of it as I could. From there, it's simple....spray on, let dwell for one minute, scrub and rinse. I'm happy to say that the result is a very clean tire. They were nice and matte black, so if you have someone that wants that look, they'd likely be happy with it if you went no further.
The directions are a little odd, as they recommend you wet the rim first, but apply the product to a dry tire. Since they're attached, that is a little tough, but I keep a spray bottle of water handy, which minimized the amount of water that got on the tire, and I dried as much of it as I could. From there, it's simple....spray on, let dwell for one minute, scrub and rinse. I'm happy to say that the result is a very clean tire. They were nice and matte black, so if you have someone that wants that look, they'd likely be happy with it if you went no further.