rjd598
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- Jun 26, 2013
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My biggest pet peeve when detailing my "garage queen" is the rust that develops on the rotors after spending a stupid amount of time trying to clean the rims. The style 220m rims have many spokes and the openings aren't that great so it takes time and patience to get them properly cleaned up. I just decided to live with the rust, but it killed me to see my hard work gone to waste after a mere few seconds of braking.
Bring in the product that is literally the answer to all my problems. I was fortunate enough to win this product in the giveaway and want to thank Autogeek and Ryan at Hyde's for the opportunity. The product is very straightforward and the directions are as simple as can be. I cleaned my wheels one at a time, sprayed the product liberally, and by the time I came back the product had dried completely on the rotors. I was surprised to see that really not that much product was used. No matter how great this product was going to be I knew that it couldn't be economical at the price point, but for someone like me who washes the "garage queen" the bottle will last me a good amount of time and I will definitely buy more bottles when mine runs out. The only piece of criticism I have for this product is the spray head. It shoots out single stream of the product, but by the design of the spray head I was expecting a big even coverage spray. If you change out the head I am sure you will save even more product when applying liberally. I think the spray head that comes with the Tuff Tire Cleaner is the best for this product.
Once again thank you to Autogeek and Ryan and if you have any questions just let me know and I'll answer. Enjoy!
Wheels cleaned just water on the rotors:
Sprayed on the product. Looks the same because Hyde's has a clear consistency and is pretty runny just like plain water:
Rotor after it had dried:
Final wheel shot:
Bring in the product that is literally the answer to all my problems. I was fortunate enough to win this product in the giveaway and want to thank Autogeek and Ryan at Hyde's for the opportunity. The product is very straightforward and the directions are as simple as can be. I cleaned my wheels one at a time, sprayed the product liberally, and by the time I came back the product had dried completely on the rotors. I was surprised to see that really not that much product was used. No matter how great this product was going to be I knew that it couldn't be economical at the price point, but for someone like me who washes the "garage queen" the bottle will last me a good amount of time and I will definitely buy more bottles when mine runs out. The only piece of criticism I have for this product is the spray head. It shoots out single stream of the product, but by the design of the spray head I was expecting a big even coverage spray. If you change out the head I am sure you will save even more product when applying liberally. I think the spray head that comes with the Tuff Tire Cleaner is the best for this product.
Once again thank you to Autogeek and Ryan and if you have any questions just let me know and I'll answer. Enjoy!
Wheels cleaned just water on the rotors:
Sprayed on the product. Looks the same because Hyde's has a clear consistency and is pretty runny just like plain water:
Rotor after it had dried:
Final wheel shot: