Blackfire guys and gals
Have any of you used the polymer sealant on your wheels? If so, has it made cleaning the brake dust easier? I don't want to use any of the abrasive wheel cleaner stuff at the local shops, and I just got my Blackfire kit, so I was wondering if anyone used it on the wheels. The polymer won't harm the tire rubber like wax would, right? Or should I be really careful not to get any on the tires? Thanks for any info or opinion on the matter...
-Jon
-Jon
Jon, I've used it on my wheels and it works great! It's not designed for cleaning stuck break dust, tar or anything like that. I've found that Wheel Wax does a better job of protection and cleaning, and really makes them look great. Check out http://www.properautocare.com/wheelwax.html.
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Originally posted by WashUJon
Do they sell that stuff at any of the chain stores? I just read the blurb on the site and it looks pretty good...
Do they sell that stuff at any of the chain stores? I just read the blurb on the site and it looks pretty good...
BTW- I followed Brad4thHay's recommendation of Eimann Fabrick Hi-Intensity cleaner for wheels. You dilute it using water, spray it on and hose it off. Non- abrasive and no acids- very effective and also available through Properautocare.
Originally posted by dkmura
Blackfire only available via Properautocare.com.
BTW- I followed Brad4thHay's recommendation of Eimann Fabrick Hi-Intensity cleaner for wheels. You dilute it using water, spray it on and hose it off. Non- abrasive and no acids- very effective and also available through Properautocare.
Blackfire only available via Properautocare.com.
BTW- I followed Brad4thHay's recommendation of Eimann Fabrick Hi-Intensity cleaner for wheels. You dilute it using water, spray it on and hose it off. Non- abrasive and no acids- very effective and also available through Properautocare.
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