Best wheel tire/cleaner for volume

[PSY.IS300]

Good to know, Mike. Thanks.



I`ve been using the Brown at 1:2 and 1:3 and was surprised how much cleaning power it has...nothing to sneeze at!



Cheers!

I too use Brown Royal too for bulk. They are nice people and they don`t try to just re-package and sell you a dozen different things. They tell you flat out you can dilute to different ratios to use it to clean various things (carpets, engine, etc). Its good stuff, but I have used it at a 1:5 or 1:6 on wheels and to pull out a few oil stains on my drive way. They recommend a 1:8 for light regular cleaning. I mentioned r3vlimited forums and got a 10% discount.

[countrysquire]

Received my Brown Royal from Flash on Friday and I will say that I`m impressed with it, but not blown away. My first impression is that it works a bit better than EO A2Z, plus it`s cheaper, so I think that it`s something that will remain in my arsenal. It`s not a miracle product that will work without a little agitation, but what is? That said, I tried it last night on the dirty wheels on my wife`s BMW which had been Opti-Coated. It immediately turned from brown to black. Sprayed it with the water hose 30 seconds later and the brake dust was completely gone. I`ve never seen this happen before. Since the Opti-Coat was applied the wheels have only been cleaned with ONR and a sponge which worked surprisingly well. Now I see why!

[David Fermani]

It`s not a miracle product that will work without a little agitation, but what is?

Pretty much any good (strong) HF wheel acid.

[PSY.IS300]

Pretty much any good (strong) HF wheel acid.

Your saying acidic cleaners require less agitation? I know the BR advertises non-acid, but I`m sure its probably some kind of alkaline or something.

[autoaesthetica]

BR is alkaline, and no, you still need to scrub most acidic cleaners.



That said, many times(probably due to amount of exposure) I have little luck with HF cleaners.