No kidding guys. I am prepping a 2009 Mazda for sale and used Mean Green to try and clean the wheels. I can not honsetly say that it did anything at all. Well, there was a bottle of Lexol sitting there from a few hours before when I was detailing the interior. What the hell! I sprayed the Lexol onto the passenger side rims and let the tan foam sit a about half a minute and then went to work with my brush. I must say that the Lexol did better job than over half or 3/4's the various products I have tried on wheels. The Lexol truly seems to break down the dust and emulsify it. The Mean Green really did nothing that I could tell. The Lexol is pricy but hey it did work pretty darn well!
Lexol Heavy Duty Leather Conditioner on Aluminum Wheels!
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Try a melamine sponge. These from Amazon.
Really amazing things.
Really amazing things.
Is this the same stuff that was in dogfood imported from china a while back? Killed some dogs…some Chinese corporate board member was executed for it iirc.
It’s the same as if you buy hydrogen and get a bottle of water.
Right.
I’m not suggesting eating it. Just as I wouldn’t want to be exposed to aerosolized asbestos. Regardless of how amazing an insulator, etc it may be.
It's an abrasive and will destroy the clearcoat.
Hmmm, I will check those out! Thanx!
Yikes!
