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Brick Acid is the future!



  2015 ST2(MO)/CorsaLE
a few people on D/W have found that this stuff works rather well at the back of your wheels to get them ubber clean!

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=81826

im not 100% happy with mine! i have cleaned them a few times now! but theres still the odd little bit on the inner spoke that wouldnt come off with normal cleaners (im talking very small amount)

Peoples thought please! cheapest i can find the stuff is about 5.00 from Focus! but that for 2.5 ltres - i wouldnt mind just a trial of some of this stuff! ;) LOL
 
  2015 ST2(MO)/CorsaLE
do you think its to scary to have a go then?! mine really arent that bad but would be good if i could get them perfect! I know nobody looks at the inner spokes! but i just cant get them perfect!!
 
  Storm Grey 200
Well that was soaking them, im sure with a soft cloth and applying it carefully it will be ok, perhaps start off watered down. Just be weary of it tbh. and make sure you dont get any on you, it burns...
 
  Cupra 300 ST 4drive
wast of time and effort doing 182 inner spokes as they are such a rough finish you cannot seal them for easier cleaning next time you clean , that acid wash will eventually eat into your spoke everytime you try and get it perfect, mine are like yours, the HSC i used last time is as strong as feb acid but i would only use it on stinking wheels to get the worst off.
 
  Ktec'd 1.2 16v Sport
make sure you rinse it off fully and use soap to neutralise it. We use sulphuric acid at work which is what some brick cleaners use at 1-1.5% (we use 95%pure)
 
  A well built VW
Trial it on the missus's car lol

Less is more option if your going to do it but really ive never had to go to those extremes are the wheels really that bad or are you just being anal
 

Bluebeard

ClioSport Moderator
  Whichever has fuel
I've been using it for 8 years and its bloody brilliant.

I've been telling you fairies to use it for bloody ages and everyones scared. Its fine as long as you don't let it dry.
 
How do you apply and remove this ?

Do you just put some in a spray bottle and spray on.
Leave on for a few minutes.
Then wash your wheels with your usual bucket,wash mitt and chosen car shampoo and then rinse and dry them ?

And how safe is it to use (meaning if any gets on your tyres) ?
 
  L'arctic Bleu Clio 182FF
Get a bottle of fairy power spray, leave it on there for a good half hour and that removes most of the cr*p....
Better than using this hardcore acid stuff that'll eat into the floor!...
 
  2015 ST2(MO)/CorsaLE
ive invested in some acidic tesco wheel cleaner (for a bargain price of 2.00) lol

on D/W there are some great reviews for this product so i thought id give it a go on my rear spokes! next time i take my wheels off again! when it actually stops raining! ill report back! :approve:
 

seb

ClioSport Club Member
  Clio trophy
i used hydrochloric acid diluted obviously on my old 182 wheels. used ot just brush it on with a paint brush and then leave for 30 seconds. then i'd use a soapy bucket and sponge and wahs it off followed by jet wash and then a second wash with soap.

came up awesome tbh. never had any issues... but i could see how people could get it wrong.
 
  L'arctic Bleu Clio 182FF
ive invested in some acidic tesco wheel cleaner (for a bargain price of 2.00) lol

on D/W there are some great reviews for this product so i thought id give it a go on my rear spokes! next time i take my wheels off again! when it actually stops raining! ill report back! :approve:

£2?! Love it.... Tesco rule, does it have a blue stripey label?!...
 
  2015 ST2(MO)/CorsaLE
err think so! its red in colour! :) be interesting to see how good it is but people on d/w say its very good :approve:
 


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