Member Masonny recently purchaced some of the wheel cleaner and gave it a good test for me

3 door wheels that look like they have never seen a sponge before








Mix the non acidic cleaner with water to dilute, spray onto wheels, leave for a bit, and rinse with a hose.








Even I'd be happy with that result

https://passionford.com/forum/sin-bin/256019-non-acidic-wheel-cleaner.html

 

Even brought the shine back to the red tank behind


Result!

 

No way!

I need some of this Tony!

 

Bloody brilliant!

 

you didnt touch these with a sponge at all? spray on leave a bit then rinse? if so thats superb

 

YUP so simple yet effective - a great product!

**edit** meaning YUP your correct, no sponge needed

 

Even comes dojj approved now too

 

works very well.

 

Wheres this come from and what are the prices on it? With doing Bentleys i cant use acidic wheel cleaner, it has to be acid free and most are crap, this seems to look like it does the job, any info is much appreciated

Cheers, Dan.

 

can i use it on my little girl when she comes back from school ?

what about on my car,, can i just spray, leave it and hose off ?

 

Cant believe i've never seen or heard of this

as said on the other thread i hate cleaning wheels and this looks great

 

Superb stuff Tony - I'll take a bottle

And while we are at it, I need to speak to you about another set of those superb brake calipers I had on the E39

 

good stuff this

 

Where do I buy it please ?
tabetha

 

Its sold in the traders section by dropping me a PM

 

Okey dokey, thanks mate.
tabetha

 

Excellent, tempting to get some white multispokes now because they will be so easy to clean

 

yup, it comes with the dojj seal of approval

on a set of rims i bought form martin about a year ago that have been washed along with the car but never actually specifaclly been cleaned on their own they made they virtually as new, and on another set that's been sat about for 3 years they even took the soaked in brake dust off, without a brush, at a 5:1 dilution

the only downside was that i used a brush that sent dirty crap everywhere beacuse i used it on the calipers, but if you use a hosepipe with a small ammount of pressure it should just hose off wihtout any problems

 

Looks like Bilberry wheel cleaner all i ever use. Get it in 5 litre bottles for £23.

 

would it work on chrome Tony?

 

what's it like for motorbikes? won't damage the finish in any way?

 

I guess so Rich as long as its dirty, should be fine Nick as its non acidic.

The small sample trial bottles posted in the trade thread are always worth a try