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Wheels - ingrained dust
JPC:
Iron X is a much better product. the wolfs just hasn't got enough of the raw ingredients for it to compete with iron x.
Its more expensive, but you won't be using it much so defo go for the better product ;)
RussZS:
Definitely!
4L should be about £52 when its out, which isn't too bad I guess!
Have you tried any of the others Jay? I tried Purple Rain and it seemed too clingy and a bit watered down!
I got some of the Turtle Wax one today too, and yes it reacts, but it doesn't seem to shift an awful lot.
JPC:
--- Quote from: RussZS on October 10, 2011, 12:23:58 am ---Definitely!
4L should be about £52 when its out, which isn't too bad I guess!
Have you tried any of the others Jay? I tried Purple Rain and it seemed too clingy and a bit watered down!
I got some of the Turtle Wax one today too, and yes it reacts, but it doesn't seem to shift an awful lot.
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I tried turtle wax about a year ago and came to the same conclusion.
The problem lies here..... Its easy for chemists to come up with a solution to turn purple out of the bottle. It's harder and more expensive for the chemical to properly react with iron filings forcing them out of the paint.
So... Don't think just because it turns real purple it's a good cleaner
robby:
--- Quote from: maxload on September 26, 2011, 08:59:08 pm ---Wolf's Chemicals WF-1P Wheel Cleaner >>> http://www.waxamomo.co.uk/index.php?app=ecom&ns=prodshow&ref=WF-1P1
This is a great product. Use with a good quality wheel brush. Works very well on my ed30's perscara alloys. Once cleaned get yourself a good wheel sealent to keep all the brake dust and crap off :happy2:
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Well i bought some of this and have tried it 3 times, it does make the ingrained bits run but even when i used a toothbrush to aggitate it it still wont shift it - looks like i might have to clay them :confused:
maxload:
--- Quote from: robby on October 15, 2011, 06:00:44 pm ---
Well i bought some of this and have tried it 3 times, it does make the ingrained bits run but even when i used a toothbrush to aggitate it it still wont shift it - looks like i might have to clay them :confused:
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Sounds like your wheels are real bad. Wolf's work well on mine because there kept up together. I would now try iron-x as sugested above. :happy2:
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