Wheel acid results

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I just picked up a product from Eagle one's professional line. It is their Wheel acid. I know the name is scary but...
It says it is not safe for clearcoated wheels. I find that it worls great if diluted 50/50 with water and only allowed to dwell for 10 seconds or so.

Here is a few pics of spray on spray off with pressure washer. I know the backsides are not cleaned very well I only had a few minutes today to play around with it. Heres some pics:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v603/scottabir/abi004.jpg
After:http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v603/scottabir/abi010.jpg

Random hood shot that I thought to throw in there :D
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v603/scottabir/abi009.jpg

[Bob]

I think their wheel acid is what they renamed A2Z isn't it?

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i dont know. this is their professional line. and it really is acid (drop on concrete started to bubble :D

[Bob]

i dont know. this is their professional line. and it really is acid (drop on concrete started to bubble :D
Ohhhh, I forgot they had a professional line that you were talking about.

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Yeah I am interested in their other stuff too ;) Thiss stuff is amazing. It is Hydroflouric acid. Yeah dont breathe or get it on you. I wore nitrile gloves and a mask ( I have a respirator available but it was windy out and I stayed up wind :roll:

[Waxguy]

I'm new to the board, so some of these old posts may reappear from time to time. I would stay away from any hydroflouric acid based wheel cleaner. If the wheel is slightly hot, you will get staining from it. If you must use an acid based wheel cleaner, use one that contains sulfuric acid. It is a more expensive acid, but more user friendly, if you can use acid and user friendly in the same sentence. :lol: Just my thoughts.

[Bob]

Waxguy,
Don't worry about bringing old topics back up, that is what we need around these forums! LOL