30 second wheel/tire cleaning
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30 second wheel/tire cleaning
Literally.........
Heres my armament.......
1 Gal spritzer, Optimum Power Clean, Tire brush, and the Laitner Power Brush
Wheel before
Wet with water
Applied Optimum Power Clean to wheel and tire.
This is after about 15 seconds of work with the Laitner Power Brush
Final Rinse with water.......
This honestly takes 30 seconds with each wheel and tire. And we all know the 1 Gal spritzer works wonders with Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine...!
Heres my armament.......
1 Gal spritzer, Optimum Power Clean, Tire brush, and the Laitner Power Brush
Wheel before
Wet with water
Applied Optimum Power Clean to wheel and tire.
This is after about 15 seconds of work with the Laitner Power Brush
Final Rinse with water.......
This honestly takes 30 seconds with each wheel and tire. And we all know the 1 Gal spritzer works wonders with Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine...!
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I'm sold lol
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I'm looking for an easier solution to clean my wheels.
I never had mesh wheels before and cleaning around the spokes, rotors, and brakes is a pain to say the least.
The gap between the spokes is a little tight.
Takes me about 10 minutes a wheel.
Any suggestions?
I never had mesh wheels before and cleaning around the spokes, rotors, and brakes is a pain to say the least.
The gap between the spokes is a little tight.
Takes me about 10 minutes a wheel.
Any suggestions?
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wow, looks spotless!!
just a question...I've been eyeing that 1 gallon spritzer...it's a totally self contained spritzer right? Meaning you don't need any hose or anything, am I correct?
just a question...I've been eyeing that 1 gallon spritzer...it's a totally self contained spritzer right? Meaning you don't need any hose or anything, am I correct?
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Yes.........
Ace Powerstick.....also sold on the site.....
Totally....Add about 115oz, screw the pump back on, give it 8-10 pumps, and your good to go!
Any suggestions?
just a question...I've been eyeing that 1 gallon spritzer...it's a totally self contained spritzer right? Meaning you don't need any hose or anything, am I correct?
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Yes.........
Ace Powerstick.....also sold on the site.....
Totally....Add about 115oz, screw the pump back on, give it 8-10 pumps, and your good to go!
Ace Powerstick.....also sold on the site.....
Totally....Add about 115oz, screw the pump back on, give it 8-10 pumps, and your good to go!
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The Ace may initially feel expensive, but man when you need it, you'll be happy you have it. It really pays for itself quickly.
As for "what model"......the 501 is the most popular.
As for "what model"......the 501 is the most popular.
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Yes.........
Ace Powerstick.....also sold on the site.....
Totally....Add about 115oz, screw the pump back on, give it 8-10 pumps, and your good to go!
Ace Powerstick.....also sold on the site.....
Totally....Add about 115oz, screw the pump back on, give it 8-10 pumps, and your good to go!
Originally Posted by manacm2
silly question, whats in the 1 Gal spritzer? and did I miss the step where you used it?
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Is the Optimum Power Clean and the Laitner Power Brush safe to use on the painted A-spec rims (chrome like). I normally only use soap and water.
Also, what are the benefits of the 1 Gal spritzer vs a hose if it only contains water?
Also, what are the benefits of the 1 Gal spritzer vs a hose if it only contains water?
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AFAIk, OPC and the Laitner should be safe for your A-specs so long as the correct dilution is followed. The 1 Gal spritzer is actually used with water and ONR as a presoak or whatever it is you want to put in the spritzer. It's actually quite handy.
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When you referrence "painted" wheels, are you implying clear coated or actually painted.......?
The Spritzer works great for engine work as well, anytime you need a stream of water or spray, but dont need or want to whip the hose out, it works perfect.....
Kind of a pain to unroll or roll a hose up just for a minutes worth of water.
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