Cleaning alloy wheels
09-15-2015, 02:07 PM
#46
I just called their head US office and they gave me some crazy $100 shipping price. I buy it for far less than that in the US.
It would be best to call FedEx or UPS and get a ground shipping quote for a 45 pound 20 liter pail. I have had car parts orders weighing that and shipped for far less than $50.
By the way, it is not classified as a hazardous product.
It would be best to call FedEx or UPS and get a ground shipping quote for a 45 pound 20 liter pail. I have had car parts orders weighing that and shipped for far less than $50.
By the way, it is not classified as a hazardous product.
pricing. The smallest quantity is still the 5 gallon pail. It is $93.10. Then
to ship to California the shipping cost is $150-200. It must be shipped on
a pallet by a common carrier. So basically $300 for a 5 gallon pail of cleaning
solution. Not practical.
The pH for AT30 is 12.75; AT34 is less than 1; Wurth is 2.5.
Attached are material data sheets for each.
-bruce
09-15-2015, 10:44 PM
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I've had good luck with Brown Royal. I'm surprised actually nobody's mentioned it yet.
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Start with soap + water.
Then use a pH neutral cleaner.
Then use a more aggressive cleaner if needed.
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Start with soap + water.
Then use a pH neutral cleaner.
Then use a more aggressive cleaner if needed.
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