I end up using 20:1 everywhere and find it's more than capable. I have used 10:1 on tyres before and I do believe it's a bit more efficient, but then you need multiple bottles out and mixed up (not a bad thing of course, just more stuff to have out and bottles for). What I have found is that if I follow it up with a hit of the autofoam and another quick scrub....it seems fine. The autofoam doesn't turn brown for example.
There was a thread on Detailingworld the other day about specific Tyre Cleaners, a user had tried many different ones and recommend Tuff Shine's offering. The pictures they took did show the cleanest looking tires I've seen on a car so I'm compelled to give that a go as it's always nice to have the right product for the job.
Looks brilliant mate- a huge difference! Bet the owner was pleased. Great to see the fam getting involved too!
They were delighted, it's so nice getting this sort of then around.
Good work and a litle girl work in your car from México city 😇😜😀✌️
Great turnaround on the little 500 , did you use Surfex on the tyres , if so what ratio do you find best .
I end up using 20:1 everywhere and find it's more than capable. I have used 10:1 on tyres before and I do believe it's a bit more efficient, but then you need multiple bottles out and mixed up (not a bad thing of course, just more stuff to have out and bottles for).
What I have found is that if I follow it up with a hit of the autofoam and another quick scrub....it seems fine. The autofoam doesn't turn brown for example.
There was a thread on Detailingworld the other day about specific Tyre Cleaners, a user had tried many different ones and recommend Tuff Shine's offering. The pictures they took did show the cleanest looking tires I've seen on a car so I'm compelled to give that a go as it's always nice to have the right product for the job.