Wonder wheels hot wheels at tesco petrol stations
18 April 2013, 09:03 PM
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Wonder wheels hot wheels at tesco petrol stations
Just thought I would share that wonder wheels hot wheels which is at halfrauds for £9.99 a bottle is at tesco petrol stations as a discontinued line at just £1.73 it stinks but it's good stuff and has a bleeding effect on the wheel.
I cleared the shelf of all 18 of them at my local tesco ; - )
And price at halfrauds
I cleared the shelf of all 18 of them at my local tesco ; - )
And price at halfrauds
Last edited by fordrsrickc; 18 April 2013 at 09:04 PM.
should add both main shop and petrol pumps
18 April 2013, 11:04 PM
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Carpro iron x is the shiz for wheels!
Expensive and smells like rotten eggs, but it gets brake dust off with a bit of agitation. Can also be used on the car body to get surface contaminents off.
Expensive and smells like rotten eggs, but it gets brake dust off with a bit of agitation. Can also be used on the car body to get surface contaminents off.
19 April 2013, 09:52 AM
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Apparently Wonder Wheels is a fairly strong acid cleaner that is not good to alloys and was a concrete cleaner originally. Plus Costco sell it in 5 litre cans for not very much.
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19 April 2013, 01:28 PM
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Exactly, it didn't take long to eat through the laquer on my new wheels either. Even if it stays on your hands long enough you can feel it burn the skin, I woulden't go near that stuff with a barge pole TBH.
19 April 2013, 06:15 PM
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thanks mate - i got three bottles. might as well give it a try. it says on the bottle its acid-free. are you confusing hot wheels with their other wheel cleaning product.
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19 April 2013, 09:58 PM
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I do professional detailing and know of the acidic versions and quite rightly would not touch them either with a barge pole nor use on a customers car for that matter.
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Think you are confusing this with one that contains acid,. This one is non acidic so just the same as iron x so it's safe to use.
I do professional detailing and know of the acidic versions and quite rightly would not touch them either with a barge pole nor use on a customers car for that matter.
I do professional detailing and know of the acidic versions and quite rightly would not touch them either with a barge pole nor use on a customers car for that matter.
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Called in to mine local one tonight and hey had one bottle left so I had that. I usually use wolfs brake duster or iron x so be good to see how well this works for £1.70odd
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