Thanks Luke you have great vids. Learning a great deal from your channel. Looking to start a Deatailing business your channel is a great asset. Thank you Lucas Harrison.
I use to strictly use Super Clean, but it seems in the last couple years their solution isn't as strong. I tried Purple power and purple power I was happy with it did a better job for me than super clean. I do know if you let either product dry on aluminum it will etch the aluminum, the directions also state to not use on aluminum, but if your quick enough to get a good scrub and rinse it off quick before it has time to dry, I found they were fine.
I'm so glad that they see that you're a blackbelt and a excellent expert in the industry of detailing my friend i wish you the best in life you deserve it.
On any kind of carpeting, using an extractor is the key. That would allow one to see the true results. Plus it enhances any surfactant’s effectiveness.
I've noticed with purple power, if it's diluted anything more than 10:1, it can pull the white lettering off from turn signal stalks and such. So, use P.P. with caution
@@dylanastorga4803 Use no more than 1 part product to 10 parts water....... 2 parts product to 10 parts water is 'more'. That will take the white paint off of things in the car. Hope that helps
great video , and I really aprrec iate you sharing your know how and testing of products . I have been detailing for going on 18 yrs now and what I love about it is that I am always finding out something new or something that is easier or less exspensive to work with . again I thank you
Was that the concentrated version of purple power or the watered down version? Also on the floor mat...where my right foot is at is always much nastier nastier than my left foot.
The problem with Purple Power is it leaves a white film on your engine and fire retardant walls where SuperClean doesn't. I cut SuperClean 4 to 1 and it's still stronger than Purple Power making it cheaper.
@@wilsonautodetailing I use all my products full strength. Never have a problem with staining. I prefer Super Clean. I can spray paint for a presoak, with out fear of streaks.
Yeah purple degreasers tend to tickle the lung when Aerosolization occurs. I have worked with some Purple degreasers that will make you hack up a lung just sitting open in a room. I have a friend who is a chemist that formulated his own super ultra concentrated purple degreaser this stuff is amazing. Although he only Produces it in 275 gallon tote’s with the steel reinforcements. If diluted enough it could be used to clean anything . it is also a quaternary disinfectant but could not be labeled so what small Wants to pay tens of thousands of dollars just saw the FDA can label it as a disinfectant he used to produce it for one of the larger car manufacturers and GE I believe.
Super Clean is caustic. It WILL attack aluminum, paint, etc. Be safe with this as it will also attack your skin. I use it to clean my stove. If you use it as a degreaser, you will notice the odor of soap. This is because it is saponifying the grease and oil and turning it into soap.
Thank you for all your wonderful videos. Luke with your permission. If I' may ask. What cleaner can I' use to clean my wheels on a Night fall Telluride. Black painted factory wheels. Best regards.
Super clean use to be great. I first tried it back in the 90s. It was amazing stuff. Back then if you left a wet rag of Super Clean in a stainless pot too long it would etch into the surface. Also if you got spray on glass and did not clean it off, it would etch into glass as well. Due to the high cost of it now I switched over to Purple Power.
When I first used Super Clean, I used it full strength to clean my tires. My wheels on my Lexus are clear coated. Super Clean etched the clear coat, but I should have been more careful. I was just learning to detail my car. I'm a lot more careful now with the products I use on my car.
Diluting in the same ratio isn't necessarily a fair test because it would depend on what the concentration level of the product that the company recommends, right?
I have had and still do have cleaning contracts with a few chemical plants with labs. One thing I learned is that the fragrance may have a higher toxicity level or far worse negative effects than anything else in a product. That fragrance is not always a good thing.
Hi there. You have great videos and amazing enthusiasm! However, there is one thing I would have done differently in comparing these 2 obviously fantastic products. I would have put a piece of tape down the middle, and I would have used 2 different brushes (the exact same brush) to avoid a possibility of cross-contamination of the products. When you scrub the Power Clean side, there is still Power Clean product on that brush. You then scrub the Super Clean side, but it still has some of the Power Clean 'residuals' on it and vice versa. But, that's just my thought. Either way, you are phenomenal at what you do, and may GOD continue to bless you!
Infiniti Chik ya I totally understand what you mean, definitely great advice, I think I was just going with a general comparison rather than being quite that exact because there are so many variables even with the floorboard itself, but thank you for the encouragement and appreciation!!!! I love it!
I thought the same thing. But if you consider it, it's fair enough because both sides ended up close to equal dilution, yet one side turned out better than the other.
Just got my jdm dc2 integra type R came with white wheels and there is really caked in brake dust. Can you make a video on how to take the caked on brake dust tysm!
Well I think it depends on what you mean when you say rinsing thoroughly... there are a lot of misnomers and misunderstanding when it comes to "rinsing" carpets in the detailing world. Let me know what you mean.. but this may help: after using super clean on carpets, mopping up with a microfiber towel is more than enough
Hey Wilson, sorry to bug you but what ratio do you. Recommend super clean as a pre wash? Out of a pump spray for the bottom half of the vehicle, I just started and don't want to purchase $40 gallon of something else yet, lol...
I was wondering if purple power will hurt a home upright carpet shampooer? I wouldn't directly put it in the machine, but it may get stains up the normal solution may not lift. 🐀🐾
Great video! It’s been around 6 months, I am curious if Super Clean is no your all purpose cleaner at a 5:1 ratio on all the interior parts when you detail?
@@wilsonautodetailing i have a 98 civic and i tried using super clean to clean the dashboard but it did cause some discoloration and i had it diluted a lot i would say 10 to 1 and still caused that !!!! Used detailing brushes and microfiber towels and after i wiped down i could see that light damage, catched that right away and stoped. Any thoughts on what I did wrong??? Or should I use a pH balanced product from a brand name such as chemical guys or something
Excellent Video. Thanks. How do you compare Super Clean and Purple Power to Meguiars Degreaser pertaining to performance on the various Auto Detail tasks.
Definitely check out my other video about Mcguires super degreaser versusPurple power, and let me know what you think, But in all honesty all those products are great, and can all be used in so many similar ways
I know some of you guys see this video and the points he’s making about these 2 products but keep in mind we’re all different meaning purple power may be your go to. But, with that being said get it and try it out for yourself before you go off of someone else opinion. JS. I have both but to be honest I mix a little bit of Dawn soap with mines to give that extra push. But, both of them are good products.
I have another question not related to this video. Some vinyl interiors which are dark or black get light scuff damage (like on interior doors) in the vinyl itself and cannot be taken out. When you wipe it down it goes away only to come back again when it dries and looks like mud but it is in fact scuffs marred into the vinyl. What do you do to correct, or what do you tell your customer. Thanks
I see what u mean. If another great degreaser is cheap, u might as well get it so u can use as much as you want, without worrying of having to waste your favorite degreaser 😊
What product do you recomend me to clean car seats? Sometimes I have to use purple power concentrate because the seats are so dirty, but in other situations I diluted it 5:1 and the problem that I have is purple power decolorate plastics and vinils, thank you
@@carsongalaxy Okay, I guess. I think pressurized water would do a better job. Thinking of clamping the rags to a screen and pressure washing them. May also try full strength PP or just use Super Clean or an acid based cleaner.
I just got back from a 1500 mile road trip that included going off road as well. Could I use this in a foam cannon along with some shampoo? If so, what ratio would you use in the PF22.2, which I think is 32oz, so water shampoo, a,d super clean, what amount would you mix all this too? Thank You for your recommendation!
if you wanted the best results you could use a different brush for each side. The purple power is still on the bristles when you go to the super clean side.
Plus letting the product sit a bit to work its magic on the oxidized oils on the fabric will save money. Don't let it sit on paints and metals however.
Hey Luke, can I use these products diluted 4:1 to clear the interior of my car? I want to use it to wipe down the plastic, leather, steering wheel, dashboard etc. thanks
Can you run these through the TORNADOR??? To clean fabrics? Do you find the product make the carpet "sticky" and attract more dirt (like some carpet shampoos do?)?
Dan Garner yes you can absolutely put them through the tornador, just make sure and dilute them. Regarding the second question, detailers for years have claimed that carpet shampoo makes things sticky and attract more dirt but I think this is a misnomer. A carpet doesn't attract more dirt at all because it's been shampooed. It doesn't become a magnet for dirt, the logic is that since it is a little sticky, the dirt that falls just stays on the carpet better, and therefore the carpet becomes dirtier. When detailers make those sort of claims I just think the conversation is irrelevant only because, if shampooing carpets do make the carpet sticky, is anyone going to stop shampooing carpets? Definitely not, and I just haven not ever found it to be the case that anything makes a carpet "sticky." I hope that helps
Interesting. I cleaned my Jeep mats a year ago with Super Clean and it made them lighter too. I'm just not sure if my mats were restored to it's original color or if SC just made lighter
I used super clean on my engine bay and it took part of the paint on the frame right off and I thought that shit was so damn powerful that I never use it lol. And now I'm hearing it's safe o.o maybe I should give it another chance (:
Simply Tuned, I'd suggest you dilute SuperClean at least 4 parts water to 1 part SuperClean anytime you're trying it on a new surface as it really is powerful.
Super Clean is "Awesome" the cleaning power is second to none, a much better/safer, cost effective product to me than Purple Power for automotive use, as far as other applications Purple power is great for commercial use and works great as a bug remover, but mix with water and don't let it stay on too long....overall Super Clean is my top choice in my opinion.
Thanks for the great videos. Looking for some help finding a good tire cleaner that won't etch my bare aluminum forged wheels. It seems like the cleaners that won't etch the wheels don't get the tires clean very easily. Any suggestions?
I ruined a set of wheels with purple power. I ended up having to do with three-stage polish on them it was so bad. Stuff like that white lightning simple green I just avoid all that stuff now
Hey 04av6, here's a video on SuperClean's website that explains dilutions pretty well if you're interested (It includes fishing rods and a lot more): superclean.com/applications/fishing-rods/
#1 what u cleaned was a floor mat bud just saying #2 u used the same brush so u cant say it was just super clean #3 u did do a great job and ty for the content !!!
I watched a video of yours about Super Clean about a month ago where you demonstrate using it full strength on wheels, paint, plastics etc. The video seems to have disappeared.
This guy's energy level is through the roof
Cocaine is a hell of a drug!
Alex Rodriguez i’m ded
@@AlexRodriguez-li7jk more like Adderall😂
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the sunroof
I stand here in Walmart buying super clean now. Thanks.
Bro dont worry about those who give you a hard time about talking to much. You have great enthusiasm and you do a great job teaching other.
Thanks mather! I appreciate that!
Thanks Luke you have great vids. Learning a great deal from your channel. Looking to start a Deatailing business your channel is a great asset. Thank you Lucas Harrison.
Wears rubber gloves and sandals.
Only the best 🤣
his feat aint doing the cleaning? i like sandals too
d0uble _ 0 Just sayin, easy to spill stuff on your feet, being feet and all.
You apply chemicals with your hands not your feet.
@@MATHERL-iv5lh ...and yet, the chemicals won't discriminate when they land on your hands OR on your feet.
I use to strictly use Super Clean, but it seems in the last couple years their solution isn't as strong. I tried Purple power and purple power I was happy with it did a better job for me than super clean.
I do know if you let either product dry on aluminum it will etch the aluminum, the directions also state to not use on aluminum, but if your quick enough to get a good scrub and rinse it off quick before it has time to dry, I found they were fine.
I just bought purple powder over super clean because I wil use it strictly for wheels and tires. I think I made a good choice.
I'm so glad that they see that you're a blackbelt and a excellent expert in the industry of detailing my friend i wish you the best in life you deserve it.
On any kind of carpeting, using an extractor is the key. That would allow one to see the true results. Plus it enhances any surfactant’s effectiveness.
I've noticed with purple power, if it's diluted anything more than 10:1, it can pull the white lettering off from turn signal stalks and such. So, use P.P. with caution
More????
@@dylanastorga4803
Use no more than 1 part product to 10 parts water....... 2 parts product to 10 parts water is 'more'. That will take the white paint off of things in the car. Hope that helps
great video , and I really aprrec iate you sharing your know how and testing of products . I have been detailing for going on 18 yrs now and what I love about it is that I am always finding out something new or something that is easier or less exspensive to work with . again I thank you
Wow Randy thank you! I appreciate that a ton!! SO glad the videos can help
Was that the concentrated version of purple power or the watered down version? Also on the floor mat...where my right foot is at is always much nastier nastier than my left foot.
I love your videos! I'm definitely going to go buy some super clean! 👍🏽 I'm so excited for this channel! 😁
Javier Samano come on!!! Thank you for that encouragement! I love that you love them and that the videos help you!!!
The problem with Purple Power is it leaves a white film on your engine and fire retardant walls where SuperClean doesn't. I cut SuperClean 4 to 1 and it's still stronger than Purple Power making it cheaper.
I love that Jody!!! All very true!! Super Clean is such a great product!!!
@@wilsonautodetailing I use all my products full strength. Never have a problem with staining. I prefer Super Clean. I can spray paint for a presoak, with out fear of streaks.
Rockin the mandals! I use both. Super Clean is awesome!
hahaha yes! Summer detailing calls for mandals all the way
I have used Super Clean for 20+ years. Works great.
Yeah purple degreasers tend to tickle the lung when Aerosolization occurs. I have worked with some Purple degreasers that will make you hack up a lung just sitting open in a room. I have a friend who is a chemist that formulated his own super ultra concentrated purple degreaser this stuff is amazing. Although he only Produces it in 275 gallon tote’s with the steel reinforcements. If diluted enough it could be used to clean anything . it is also a quaternary disinfectant but could not be labeled so what small Wants to pay tens of thousands of dollars just saw the FDA can label it as a disinfectant he used to produce it for one of the larger car manufacturers and GE I believe.
Product name?
I’ve used Awesome degreaser before & purple power they both work great..I’ve mixed either one in my solution for shampooing carpets at home
ive run into discoloration with purple power its still good but i used it more for chassis wash on my tractor trailer
Hey! I’m a mobile detailer myself. Have you ever used simple green? That’s what I use, it’s safe and I have never had any issues with it.
Simple green is much safer than this Yahoo is suggesting...
I've never heard that Simply Green is as strong as super clean.
@@jennieredrose5819 It's not but Super Clean's pH is super basic and potentially to aggressive for some materials.
It seems like you worked harder on the Super Clean side and the mat was dirtier from the beginning on the purple power side.
Super Clean is caustic. It WILL attack aluminum, paint, etc. Be safe with this as it will also attack your skin. I use it to clean my stove. If you use it as a degreaser, you will notice the odor of soap. This is because it is saponifying the grease and oil and turning it into soap.
Yeah. That's what APC does. Gotta ne careful with the residue.
Oh really I noticed this!! Wow. Yeah I used it to clean my shower and the stainless turned brown
SuperClean 1 gal for $8.97 and 2.5 gal for $20.97 at Walmart
paid 12.99 at autozone pn amazon it was 18$
Thank you for all your wonderful videos. Luke with your permission. If I' may ask. What cleaner can I' use to clean my wheels on a Night fall Telluride. Black painted factory wheels. Best regards.
I have them both in my arsenal but gotta admit i use Super Clean way more often than purple power
Super clean use to be great. I first tried it back in the 90s. It was amazing stuff. Back then if you left a wet rag of Super Clean in a stainless pot too long it would etch into the surface. Also if you got spray on glass and did not clean it off, it would etch into glass as well. Due to the high cost of it now I switched over to Purple Power.
When I first used Super Clean, I used it full strength to clean my tires. My wheels on my Lexus are clear coated. Super Clean etched the clear coat, but I should have been more careful. I was just learning to detail my car. I'm a lot more careful now with the products I use on my car.
Ya definitely use caution on things like that! But it sounds like you are figuring it out man! Gotta love that trial and error hahaha!
Diluting in the same ratio isn't necessarily a fair test because it would depend on what the concentration level of the product that the company recommends, right?
I have had and still do have cleaning contracts with a few chemical plants with labs. One thing I learned is that the fragrance may have a higher toxicity level or far worse negative effects than anything else in a product. That fragrance is not always a good thing.
Well prices have definitely went up since this video was made. Super Clean 21.99/ 1 Gal. Purple Power 11.67/ 2.5 Gal. In March 2021 lol
Dude I fucking love your energy and your thoroughness. I love that you explain everything!
Hi there. You have great videos and amazing enthusiasm! However, there is one thing I would have done differently in comparing these 2 obviously fantastic products. I would have put a piece of tape down the middle, and I would have used 2 different brushes (the exact same brush) to avoid a possibility of cross-contamination of the products. When you scrub the Power Clean side, there is still Power Clean product on that brush. You then scrub the Super Clean side, but it still has some of the Power Clean 'residuals' on it and vice versa. But, that's just my thought. Either way, you are phenomenal at what you do, and may GOD continue to bless you!
Infiniti Chik ya I totally understand what you mean, definitely great advice, I think I was just going with a general comparison rather than being quite that exact because there are so many variables even with the floorboard itself, but thank you for the encouragement and appreciation!!!! I love it!
I thought the same thing. But if you consider it, it's fair enough because both sides ended up close to equal dilution, yet one side turned out better than the other.
Purple power seem to be caustic. It also leaves a residue after several rinses
Just got my jdm dc2 integra type R came with white wheels and there is really caked in brake dust. Can you make a video on how to take the caked on brake dust tysm!
I really really like your videos man keep it up
Definitely!!! Thank you so much man!
Great video, i'll definitely be getting some Super Clean to add to my detailing chemicals arsenal.
+Joe Van Seeters yes you should for sure!
I'd like to see you try some Sunlight in the Yellow bottle and let us know how it compares to these. I use it as hand cleaner and it is the best IMO.
I just love how you used the same brush. Lay off the Red Bull.
Thanks for helping me decide. Great video!
You should make a video cleaning wheels with these both super clean & power...
How would you clean a light moldy trim, thanks.
Waiting to finish my Meguiar's Super Degreaser before taking the SuperClean plunge.
Understood!! you will be glad you did!
Thanks for the great video. Is it ok to use Super cleaner on the car carpets without rinsing thoroughly as usual?
Well I think it depends on what you mean when you say rinsing thoroughly... there are a lot of misnomers and misunderstanding when it comes to "rinsing" carpets in the detailing world. Let me know what you mean.. but this may help: after using super clean on carpets, mopping up with a microfiber towel is more than enough
Hey Wilson, sorry to bug you but what ratio do you. Recommend super clean as a pre wash? Out of a pump spray for the bottom half of the vehicle, I just started and don't want to purchase $40 gallon of something else yet, lol...
I was wondering if purple power will hurt a home upright carpet shampooer? I wouldn't directly put it in the machine, but it may get stains up the normal solution may not lift. 🐀🐾
Can you use super clean diluted to strip wax sealant from painted surface?
This is the same question I have can I strip current waxes with super clean
@@alejandrodominguez3172 you would be be better off using dish soap
Yes, you can. It's the most effective way to strip wax and sealant than a dishwashing liquid.
Will super clean work on 2012 ford fusion car seats
I am wondering if I could put it in my home carpet shampooer?
Have you ever used The Ultimate Original B52 Brown Bomber Degreaser?
Great video! It’s been around 6 months, I am curious if Super Clean is no your all purpose cleaner at a 5:1 ratio on all the interior parts when you detail?
It definitely still is! But I also use meguairs all purpose cleaner diluted 10:1 for all lighter cleanings
@@wilsonautodetailing i have a 98 civic and i tried using super clean to clean the dashboard but it did cause some discoloration and i had it diluted a lot i would say 10 to 1 and still caused that !!!! Used detailing brushes and microfiber towels and after i wiped down i could see that light damage, catched that right away and stoped. Any thoughts on what I did wrong??? Or should I use a pH balanced product from a brand name such as chemical guys or something
Purple power sells industrial strength version in a gallon it's like $8 though it's a green liquid much more powerful than regular ppwr.
+Johnrambot interesting!! I've never seen it!
Sure you're not thinking of simple green
Can I use either of these to clean the lower areas of the car where all the dirt and grime are? Thanks!
Excellent Video. Thanks. How do you compare Super Clean and Purple Power to Meguiars Degreaser pertaining to performance on the various Auto Detail tasks.
Mark H I'll answer that in the live q and a tonight for sure!!
Definitely check out my other video about Mcguires super degreaser versusPurple power, and let me know what you think, But in all honesty all those products are great, and can all be used in so many similar ways
CAN YOU USE THIS PURPLE CLEAN ON LEATHER SEATS. ON DASBOARDS WHERE IT DOESN'T GLARE WHEN SUN HITS WINDSHIELD
Fantastic channel. So helpful. Hope You’re doing well, Luke. Thanks for all that You share with us.
Which one do you like better for all around cleaner?
Need your help please! How much purple power i need to mix with water in a small sprayer bottle like that ?
super nice, great video
G v thanks my man!
You do great videos!
Thank you my man!
I know some of you guys see this video and the points he’s making about these 2 products but keep in mind we’re all different meaning purple power may be your go to. But, with that being said get it and try it out for yourself before you go off of someone else opinion. JS. I have both but to be honest I mix a little bit of Dawn soap with mines to give that extra push. But, both of them are good products.
do these products damage microfiber towels?
Hey what the best solution for cleaning 8yr old wheels that never been clean …..??
Excellent comparison
Good vid bro
I have another question not related to this video. Some vinyl interiors which are dark or black get light scuff damage (like on interior doors) in the vinyl itself and cannot be taken out. When you wipe it down it goes away only to come back again when it dries and looks like mud but it is in fact scuffs marred into the vinyl. What do you do to correct, or what do you tell your customer. Thanks
Mark H use some degreaser and a mr. Clean magic eraser and let me know what you think 😏
Awesome Thanks
Mark H Do you send forms over email as I live in the UK
Appreciate your work. Could you do a similar test of Super Clean vs. Bilt Hamber Surfex?
Can I use Purple Clean to clean my pads and bonnets when they get used and caulked up?
I don’t know that I would unless you dilute it pretty heavily
Yes
Explained like a pro
A pressure washer is a big energy savings in cleaning floor mats.
I see what u mean. If another great degreaser is cheap, u might as well get it so u can use as much as you want, without worrying of having to waste your favorite degreaser 😊
Ever used the super clean as an all purpose cleaner like interior doors and had material flaking off that seem to be paint
Ive never experienced that with super clean, but maybe dilute it a bit heavier than you already are
i love super clean on my details
Very nice Luke
What product do you recomend me to clean car seats? Sometimes I have to use purple power concentrate because the seats are so dirty, but in other situations I diluted it 5:1 and the problem that I have is purple power decolorate plastics and vinils, thank you
Where can buy this big product
Is "Purple Power Heavy-Duty Premium Multi-Purpose Pressure Wash" safe for car engine?
Bought some Purple Power to pre-treat my greasey towels before going in the washing machine!
Is it working well?
@@carsongalaxy Okay, I guess. I think pressurized water would do a better job. Thinking of clamping the rags to a screen and pressure washing them.
May also try full strength PP or just use Super Clean or an acid based cleaner.
Hey what brand brush were you using in this video? I like it.
I just got back from a 1500 mile road trip that included going off road as well. Could I use this in a foam cannon along with some shampoo? If so, what ratio would you use in the PF22.2, which I think is 32oz, so water shampoo, a,d super clean, what amount would you mix all this too? Thank You for your recommendation!
Yes
Is your micro cloth wet when you are using it. Do you dip it into water?
No it is totally dry!! At least when I start
if you wanted the best results you could use a different brush for each side. The purple power is still on the bristles when you go to the super clean side.
Plus letting the product sit a bit to work its magic on the oxidized oils on the fabric will save money. Don't let it sit on paints and metals however.
Hey Luke, can I use these products diluted 4:1 to clear the interior of my car? I want to use it to wipe down the plastic, leather, steering wheel, dashboard etc. thanks
Maybe just me but didn't you scrub the Super Cleaner side more than the Purple Power?
Hey what about using simple green ??? ... keep up da great work .. 🤙🤙
Simple green smells like shit. 🤢
Simple Green is quite toxic - look it up.
Yes it was toxic back in 2013 but they have since removed the chemical 2-butoxyethanol which made it toxic.
Can you run these through the TORNADOR??? To clean fabrics? Do you find the product make the carpet "sticky" and attract more dirt (like some carpet shampoos do?)?
Dan Garner yes you can absolutely put them through the tornador, just make sure and dilute them. Regarding the second question, detailers for years have claimed that carpet shampoo makes things sticky and attract more dirt but I think this is a misnomer. A carpet doesn't attract more dirt at all because it's been shampooed. It doesn't become a magnet for dirt, the logic is that since it is a little sticky, the dirt that falls just stays on the carpet better, and therefore the carpet becomes dirtier. When detailers make those sort of claims I just think the conversation is irrelevant only because, if shampooing carpets do make the carpet sticky, is anyone going to stop shampooing carpets? Definitely not, and I just haven not ever found it to be the case that anything makes a carpet "sticky." I hope that helps
Wilson Auto Detailing 5-1 ratio thin enough?
Dan Garner definitely!
definitely!
Interesting. I cleaned my Jeep mats a year ago with Super Clean and it made them lighter too. I'm just not sure if my mats were restored to it's original color or if SC just made lighter
Sometimes this will happen truthfully with any cleaner you use because the mats haven’t been maintained
this guy is really excited
I used super clean on my engine bay and it took part of the paint on the frame right off and I thought that shit was so damn powerful that I never use it lol. And now I'm hearing it's safe o.o maybe I should give it another chance (:
hahahahahha yes second chances!
Simply Tuned, I'd suggest you dilute SuperClean at least 4 parts water to 1 part SuperClean anytime you're trying it on a new surface as it really is powerful.
Super Clean is "Awesome" the cleaning power is second to none, a much better/safer, cost effective product to me than Purple Power for automotive use, as far as other applications Purple power is great for commercial use and works great as a bug remover, but mix with water and don't let it stay on too long....overall Super Clean is my top choice in my opinion.
Thanks for the great videos. Looking for some help finding a good tire cleaner that won't etch my bare aluminum forged wheels. It seems like the cleaners that won't etch the wheels don't get the tires clean very easily. Any suggestions?
I ruined a set of wheels with purple power. I ended up having to do with three-stage polish on them it was so bad. Stuff like that white lightning simple green I just avoid all that stuff now
Is simple green good as well? super clean is not available in my country. btw love your legs! LOL
+Flynn Joy simple green is good! I’ll put out a video on it eventually I’m sure! And thank you! 😂
Ok my question is can you use purple power and or super clean to take of waterspots as well off paint 🤔
What kind of brush are you scrubbing with? Can you link it? Thanks
Mark H I actually just got it from Walmart! Hahaha it's just a stiff nylon brush in their cleaning isle
Luke, you used the same brush on the mats. What abt cross contamination of the two cleaning products?"
I washed the brush off :D
Thank you I was wondering what the difference was and now I know not to throw money where I dont need too.
could you please make a video how to dilute and understanding ratios?
Hey 04av6, here's a video on SuperClean's website that explains dilutions pretty well if you're interested (It includes fishing rods and a lot more): superclean.com/applications/fishing-rods/
thank you very much ! =D ill check it out and hope it helps
#1 what u cleaned was a floor mat bud just saying
#2 u used the same brush so u cant say it was just super clean #3 u did do a great job and ty for the content !!!
I'm cleaning the engine cause it's super dirty which one should i buy and use
whats the dilution ratio?
I watched a video of yours about Super Clean about a month ago where you demonstrate using it full strength on wheels, paint, plastics etc. The video seems to have disappeared.
What is this casual friday at work. Lol. Great video though.
hahahha everyday is!