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Bilberry Wheel cleaner review

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Andy:
i know there is other wheel  cleaner but i do like this one

xjay1337:

--- Quote from: gobbleplease on February 04, 2014, 07:53:29 pm ---I'm still using the original bilberry formula from years ago ! I heard there was a change a couple of years ago and it wasn't as good ? I'm assuming it's back to its best now though! Which is good because I don't think my current supply will get me through summer !

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The problem with Bilberry is that it's cheap, yeah, but it's just not the best out there (in my opinion).
If you use it in bulk you can dilute it down.. so you can mix it 1:1 when you need to but nevertheless... I've used loads and I'm really liking Chemical Guys Diablo at the moment.
The ONLY issue with it is one of consistency, due to it's gel-like consistency you need to find a good spray head that will work well with it.
Aside from that, really good, smells lovely and is safe for all wheel finishes (apparently. I've not tried it on bare ally yet).

swgti:
Just switched to it for the first time, currently using it at 3:1 and must admit I'm hugely impressed with it, I'll be buying more as it'll go a long way. Previously I've used AG clean wheels diluted down and that was good too but smells rank!

chris-182:
I used it today on the gf's zetec s alloys, followed by poorboys wheel sealant. They look factory fresh now. took the wheels offs to rotate them round so the insides were done too :)

Pete-r:
I use it too. Outright cleaning in my opinion isn't quite as good as sonax if I'm honest, but you can get an XL bottle for the same price as two small sonax squirty bottles.

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