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Hi
This is my Review of the new improved imperial wheel cleaner.
Opened the box to be greeted by a lovely smell of bubblgum thought to myself i could just drink that, then realised it was the air freshener in the bottom of the box. thanks Auto Finesse.
So was given a bottle of the newly improved Imperial the instructions stated you can dilute with water to suit. As the wheels was fairly riffy after a month of not being cleaned, thought i would knock up imo a fairly mildish mix.
When imperial was poured into the spray bottle it was pretty thick and had a weird smell that i can't put my finger on.
This is how much neat product i put in, just under the label on an old CP bottle.
Diluted it down to near on 500ml
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Filth i was up against
Jet washed loose dirt.
gave a decent spray of imperial all over the wheel and left to soak for a minute
Agitated with a stiff brush which helped froff up the solution
Went over with a smaller brush to get in the nooks and crannies
Left it to dwell
After 5 mins of sitting Imperial held its own and stayed pretty froffy and clingy (well impressed)
Rinsed it all off and gave a shampoo and another rinse, there was no dirt left to shampoo of tbh.
Quick 3 pictures here all done within a couple of minutes.
Dry dirt
Spray imperial and agitate
Rinse and 1 months worth of brake dust and dirt gone
Onto the Tyres which i have had a nightmare with this brown edge of dirt and dust that won't shift.
Again sprayed and agitated imperial and left to soak for a couple of minutes
Rinsed off and the brown mark round the tyre wall has gone.
Quick wipe over to remove excess water and they have come up like new
Applied a thin coat of megs tyre gel then wiped away any overspill. to then be left with very fresh looking tyres and wheels.
Few finished shots(excuse the discs lol) also still wearing the coat of illusion from the previous test.
All in all im over the moon with how imperial works really really impressed, i even reckon i could use a weaker solution and would still do a great job.
This is something i shall be getting in the near future to have in my collection and can see a bottle lasting a very long time, One thing i would like to know is it sealant safe? as i plan on tough coating my wheels at some point.
Thanks again to Auto Finesse
This is my Review of the new improved imperial wheel cleaner.
Opened the box to be greeted by a lovely smell of bubblgum thought to myself i could just drink that, then realised it was the air freshener in the bottom of the box. thanks Auto Finesse.
So was given a bottle of the newly improved Imperial the instructions stated you can dilute with water to suit. As the wheels was fairly riffy after a month of not being cleaned, thought i would knock up imo a fairly mildish mix.
When imperial was poured into the spray bottle it was pretty thick and had a weird smell that i can't put my finger on.
This is how much neat product i put in, just under the label on an old CP bottle.
Diluted it down to near on 500ml
*+-/+-
Filth i was up against
Jet washed loose dirt.
gave a decent spray of imperial all over the wheel and left to soak for a minute
Agitated with a stiff brush which helped froff up the solution
Went over with a smaller brush to get in the nooks and crannies
Left it to dwell
After 5 mins of sitting Imperial held its own and stayed pretty froffy and clingy (well impressed)
Rinsed it all off and gave a shampoo and another rinse, there was no dirt left to shampoo of tbh.
Quick 3 pictures here all done within a couple of minutes.
Dry dirt
Spray imperial and agitate
Rinse and 1 months worth of brake dust and dirt gone
Onto the Tyres which i have had a nightmare with this brown edge of dirt and dust that won't shift.
Again sprayed and agitated imperial and left to soak for a couple of minutes
Rinsed off and the brown mark round the tyre wall has gone.
Quick wipe over to remove excess water and they have come up like new
Applied a thin coat of megs tyre gel then wiped away any overspill. to then be left with very fresh looking tyres and wheels.
Few finished shots(excuse the discs lol) also still wearing the coat of illusion from the previous test.
All in all im over the moon with how imperial works really really impressed, i even reckon i could use a weaker solution and would still do a great job.
This is something i shall be getting in the near future to have in my collection and can see a bottle lasting a very long time, One thing i would like to know is it sealant safe? as i plan on tough coating my wheels at some point.
Thanks again to Auto Finesse
