For those of you who like clean wheels and stuff carry on ... Asif ... look away now !
Ok .. some time ago a chap at work told me about "Merlins Blood" .. a wheel cleaner that basically like all other stuff you spray on leave for a few minutes and jet wash off .. but this turns red just to show up all the muck. I looked at it on You Tube and yes it all looks very good. Better than Muc Off ? Don't know till I try it out.
So ... via Amazon or else where it comes in from the USA but I found a "similar" cleaner called "CarPro Iron X" available from a UK company called Detailed Clean.co.uk .. and guess what ? It goes red and costs less ! Mine arrived a few days ago and it was tested on the FIAT 500 recently back from a round trip to Exeter ... well my ghast was flabbered and my wheels are quite amazing. And yes it appears to be better than Muc Off .. just cleaner and a little shiny and no residue.
Anyway, I have no connections to this Detailed Clean.co.uk but if you fancy trying something else then have a look at this site. That's all. Thank you. :yes: :yes:
And a big thank you to you too Rusty, new product info is always welcome, I've used MucOff for some time, when my remaining supply runs out I'll try your recommendation ......I do not like cleaning wheels :no:
Rusty doing half a job again I see.. :whistling:
Here's the link for everyone..
http://www.detailedclean.co.uk/wheels-and-tyres/carpro-iron-x-500ml-473
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG0mYehE8pQ
thanks Debs
That product certainly seems to work very well on wheels that are extremely dirty and the blurb seems to suggest that it will work on less contaminated surfaces. :yes:
It'd be easier to just buy new wheels! :whistling:
Stay dirty!
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Quote from: shaggs147 on March 14, 2016, 11:00:53 PM
Stay dirty!
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Like yer style :punk:
Quote from: The Wolf on March 14, 2016, 10:42:05 PM
It'd be easier to just buy new wheels! :whistling:
I don't have enough life left in me to go through that..
Quote from: shaggs147 on March 14, 2016, 11:00:53 PM
Stay dirty!
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+1 I'm thinking this would work better if you keep them clean all the time. See first response. It would be just as quick to use a brush and detergent and have done with it...assuming one actually washes the bike.
Well done Debs and "thank you" ... all that "linking" and "cut and pasting" stuff ... so far beyond me ! :smiley: :smiley:
Quote from: Rusty on March 18, 2016, 12:53:39 PM
Well done Debs and "thank you" ... all that "linking" and "cut and pasting" stuff ... so far beyond me ! :smiley: :smiley:
virtual scissors and Pritt paste Rusty :mfr_lol:
That is a funny video ... the one I looked at was ... spray it on, leave for about 2/3 minutes .. jet wash it off ...simple !! :yes: :yes: None of that using a small brush nonsense ... too much like hard work !