Wheel Wash Question

hey hows it going?It seems to me some of the responses are good but do not ry help since you have a timespan. But here is what you can do you can use simple green. dilute it 50/50 and give it a shot. do not spray the wheels until they have cooled. I hope this helps
 
Thanks for all the responses guys! I will try the cleaners I have and Simple green first. If they don't work, I will move onto the P21S.
 
If you're looking for a household item, I'd be leary of Simple Green. It's been know to etch the finish. A household item that I have found safe is called Awesome. Dollar store or Walmart sells it. $1 for 10 oz or $2 for 20 oz.
 
firebird said:
If you're looking for a household item, I'd be leary of Simple Green. It's been know to etch the finish. A household item that I have found safe is called Awesome. Dollar store or Walmart sells it. $1 for 10 oz or $2 for 20 oz.
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I have never tried Awesome. But I do know when I used to use simple green I never had any issues with it. But I would never use it on uncoated aluminum wheels or when the wheels were hot. I have not used simple green in many years now since I have moved on to bigger and better things, but if used correctly I think there is nothing with it. But I will have to give awesome a try since you seem to say somthing good about it in this and on other posts I have read as well.
 
If you have Blackfire tire and wheel cleaner then why are you questioning whether it would work or not? Give it a try since you have the wheel woolie and brush you should be fine. It says it in the name then if it doesn't I personally use Amazing Roll off it is my favorite. Or the P21s gel wheel cleaner. They all work for sure but give what you have already a try.
 
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