CARPRO Product For Wheel Cleaning?

[sirrealist]

Aloha!

I'm new to car detailing and I watched a video from Pan The Organizer that I'm using as a basis for the method I want to use to clean my car. I'm trying to build an "all CARPRO" chemicals kit for the process, and I think I've identified all the correct chemicals for each step, except to clean the wheels. I know CARPRO has ReTyre, but that seems like a cleaner for just the rubber. I'm looking for a 2-in-1 wheel/tire cleaner that I can apply with a foam cannon, something like P&S Break Buster. Is there a CARPRO equivalent?

[The Guz]

CarPro MultiX would be an option.

[sirrealist]

Good point! Looks like 1:10 would be right. Do you (or anyone) know if I could use it in a foam cannon instead of a spray bottle? I'm looking to make the process as easy as possible.

EDIT:

With that in mind, could ECH2O also be used in a foam cannon in the 1:200 ratio? I was thinking of using ECH2O as a pre-rinse and as a post-wash drying aide, and I was going to buy a hand pump sprayer for those purposes. Could I just use a foam cannon for those applications?

[The Guz]

The water through the foam cannon will dilute it even more. Try out the dilutions and play around with that.

[BrentinLouisville]

Good point! Looks like 1:10 would be right. Do you (or anyone) know if I could use it in a foam cannon instead of a spray bottle? I'm looking to make the process as easy as possible.

EDIT:

With that in mind, could ECH2O also be used in a foam cannon in the 1:200 ratio? I was thinking of using ECH2O as a pre-rinse and as a post-wash drying aide, and I was going to buy a hand pump sprayer for those purposes. Could I just use a foam cannon for those applications?

Using Echo2 as a pre rinse and drying aid is fine but from a foam cannon would not be my recommendation. Trying to dial in your mix ratio with a foam cannon can be a pain in the butt since you really don't know how much water is being mixed with the solution in the foam cannon container without a decent amount of testing. I would rather put 100 ounces of water in a sprayer such as the IK Multi Pro 12 and then add one half ounce of Echo2 and go that route.

[sirrealist]

Thanks for the help! I'm gonna start a new thread about the detailing process I think I'm going to follow. If you have a moment, take a look and let me know what you think.

[Kimetsunoyaiba123]

Certainly! CARPRO offers a range of top-notch products for wheel cleaning. Their products are specifically designed to effectively clean and maintain your vehicle's wheels, ensuring they look their best. Whether you need to remove brake dust, grime, or road contaminants, CARPRO has a solution to make your wheels shine. These products are trusted by car enthusiasts and detailers for their quality and performance. To find the best CARPRO product for your specific needs, consider factors such as the type of wheels you have, the level of cleaning required, and whether you prefer a spray or gel formula. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any specific questions about CARPRO's wheel cleaning products!