Jimmy

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I'd like to just start out by saying, I rarely ever use products like this as far as wheel cleaners go.. due to bad past experience with them and leaving white residue on wheels, also in fear of them hurting the finish on my Spoon calipers, but I decided to give these products a try.

I run a Hawk HP+ Pad on this car due to it seeing track time and these pads dust a lot.. I always try to keep it to a minimum because once it gets wet it's extremely hard to get off.

Started out by spraying a little water on the wheels and then spraying the whole wheel down with the Black Magic Foaming wheel cleaner.

I let it sit for about 3-4 minutes and sprayed it off. I was very surprised that the cleaner took 90% of the dust off with just rinsing and minimum cleaning by hand. I continued on the cleaning process of my car the wheels dried and the foaming cleaner left no residue on ANY of my wheels.

Finished it up by trying out the Black Magic Spray gel.. Applied and used a rag to wipe between the bead of the tire and rim hoping it wouldn't sling around really bad. I let the gel soak for about 10 minutes, continued and finished up the cleaning process and drove the car back home to be surprised it didn't sling all over the car.

Overall I'm impressed with the two products and I will be using them again.

On a scale of 1-10, I rate these products a 9 only because it didn't do the job for me.

EsotericImage

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then, after it raines, your tire shine is non existent.

I use this and I only have re-apply once every 3 months.

http://www.dryshinetreatments.com/pr...treatment.html

Jimmy

iTrader: (5)

Surprisingly it doesn't just ''wash right off''.. I like this stuff a lot.

eurochoi

Reminds me of mop and glo