Megs Wheel Brightener

[Rollingrock]

Rock, Lumadar, I do have that old Megs Citri Gel, I don't know how to use it, would that be a good alternative?

[Lumadar]

Rock, Lumadar, I do have that old Megs Citri Gel, I don't know how to use it, would that be a good alternative?

Is yours a gel? The stuff I was talking about is a foam spray- similar shaped bottle as the blue aluminum cleaner, the red chrome, and the purple all wheel cleaner.

If yours is a gel, I too would not know how to use it  :biglaugh:

[andrewc_11890]

WB doesn't destroy the heads as long as once you are immediately done with it you go ahead and rinse out the head with water. Kinda a paint, but I like how it can really break apart any grime in its way. But yes, definitely not an every wash product.

[hwm3]

There's no question that the P21S wheel cleaners work well. The problem with them is the price. It's over $100 for the 1.32gal refill of P21S wheel gel, while you get 5 gallons of WB at 4:1 out of a gallon bottle for only $18.49.

If an agressive wheel cleaner was something that I rarely had to use, it probably wouldn't make much difference, but I have a few clients that bring me their vehicles once a year. Outside of that once a year that I see them, the never get a decent wash, so the wheels are pretty nasty.

I am going to try Surf City's Beyond Steel wheel cleaner. It's still not as cheap as WB, but it's not as expensive as the P21S stuff either.

[Rockpick]

Rock, Lumadar, I do have that old Megs Citri Gel, I don't know how to use it, would that be a good alternative?

It's a concentrate.  I think I have a technical data sheet on it at home (of course, I have no clue where it is because of the recent move)...  I want to say it was a 4:1 or 10:1 ratio but, I'm not certain. 

I **LOVE** Citri-Gel -- it's one of those products that Meguiar's screwed up on when the scrapped it when they brought the D-Line in house.  It was great stuff -- and SUPER safe.

I have a buddy that details airplanes up in NJ... he bought it by the DRUM.