SpyderWolf
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Cheffer, welcome
Does anybody have any results of using this product yet, or is it still too early to tell?
Does anybody have any results of using this product yet, or is it still too early to tell?
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New Armor All Wheel Protectant??
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:chat: anybody?
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Magic Man
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:chat: anybody?
YES! :clap:
I put it on Patti's car one week ago and the WHEELS STILL ARE REALLY CLEAN! :2excited:
We have even had several rain days here, and they are still clean. I mean really clean! :yes:
This is the best stuff I have ever used to keep the wheels looking good!
I am going to do the rest of my things with this stuff for sure! :2thumbs:
MM
Did the Meth Busters proven a cleaner car gets better fuel milage on TV?
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Yeah, but did you actually test it with any honey? :roflblack:
Magic Man
Registered User
I tested it with "my honey" Patti driving the car. :roflblack:
Don't know what's in this stuff, but it is some slippery stuff for sure! :thumbup:
MM
bone crusher
Alignment Specialist
Okay,
I'm a cheap date for this one...I can't find it anywhere...what stores have it?...I did print out the coupon though...
I'm a cheap date for this one...I can't find it anywhere...what stores have it?...I did print out the coupon though...
Magic Man
Registered User
It works so well that I went to Walmart tonight and got two more cans (only $6.97 there :yes
...and don't laugh I'm going to try it on lower rear fender behind the wheels on the Ridgeline and see what happens? :dontknow:
I really am impressed that so far this stuff does everything that it claims. :thumbup:
MM
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Sounds like a blessing for those of us here in the salty North. Guess I'll get enough to do both sides of all our wheels.It works so well that I went to Walmart tonight and got two more cans (only $6.97 there :yes
...and don't laugh I'm going to try it on lower rear fender behind the wheels on the Ridgeline and see what happens? :dontknow:
I really am impressed that so far this stuff does everything that it claims. :thumbup:
MM
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Way2Fast
Guest
If you have to spray it on how do you avoid getting it on the brakes ? Disc brake rotors covered with something so slippery are bound to increase stoping distances.
Spray it on to a rag first then apply :doorag:
Brevet05
New member
:clap:Well played!:clap:
SpyderWolf
New member
Evan, thanks for the information so far as it sounds like some great stuff to use. Have you tested it on anything powder coated yet? Just wondering if it is safe for that. :dontknow:
bone crusher
Alignment Specialist
Ah hah...so Walmart is the place to get the stuff...virtually impossible to find online...
Magic Man
Registered User
Yes the wheels on Pattis 2010 MB C300 are the typical new car silver powder coating over the aluminum wheel. Just like stock Spyder wheels are.
I am going to go to the store with her in a minute, and will take a photo of the wheels with my phone and post. It is now over a week and no cleaning by me later. I think you will be impressed.
MM
Magic Man
Registered User
I had to go to two Walmarts last night, as the one did not have any carb cleaner in stock. But both had the Armor All in stock.
The Advanced Auto parts store I got the first can at was $8.99 and both the Wal Marts were $6.97 which was over $2 cheaper a can. I think it was a great price. :thumbup:
MM
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Way2Fast
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Seems like this stuff might work great if applied to the front of vehicles to prevent love bugs from sticking to the paint. Here in Central Florida we get "attacked" by this insect in the spring and fall. They have acid for blood and if left on, will eat right through the clear coat and ruin the paint.
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