SYMAWD
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- Feb 10, 2013
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On my VW Routan, it has been a couple thousand miles since any tire cleaning, so it was the perfect test subject. The test was simple, clean it until no more brown came off. All tests were done on the same tire, you'll see why. First I would clean with Tuf Shine until no more brown was visible. I used a tire specific brush. It was sprayed with water and then the respective cleaner for each test.
Clean brush:

Here is the tire to start:

Tuf Shine:

1st application (notice the brown foam)

Scrubbed (notice the color of the brush and splatter on the wheel)

Rinsed:

Application 2:



Application 3:


Application 4:


Here I called it clean, almost nothing was coming off.
Now on the same tire I tried CG NONSENsE 1:10



Nothing came off.
Now CG All Clean + 1:10



As you can see nothing.
Only one APC left.
I'm sure most of you can figure out what it is.

Application 1:

To my surprise, a lot more brown came out:


Puddle of brown:

Application 2:


So the tire obviously wasn't clean, so back to Tuf Shine on the whole tire:

Almost nothing came out:

Clean brush:

Here is the tire to start:

Tuf Shine:

1st application (notice the brown foam)

Scrubbed (notice the color of the brush and splatter on the wheel)

Rinsed:

Application 2:



Application 3:


Application 4:


Here I called it clean, almost nothing was coming off.
Now on the same tire I tried CG NONSENsE 1:10



Nothing came off.
Now CG All Clean + 1:10



As you can see nothing.
Only one APC left.
I'm sure most of you can figure out what it is.

Application 1:

To my surprise, a lot more brown came out:


Puddle of brown:

Application 2:


So the tire obviously wasn't clean, so back to Tuf Shine on the whole tire:

Almost nothing came out:
