Chemical Guys Incite Foaming Color Changing Wheel Cleaner 

It’s not bad at all!

Awesome! Yeah I’m concerned with that. The can doesn’t mention anything about all wheels. It’s PH neutral so you may get away with it. But you may not as well. Glad it can help!

The bottle doesn’t specify. It is PH neutral so technically it should be fine. Personally, as I mentioned it in the video I wouldn’t use it on aftermarket or coated wheels.

That’s a great product!

From a business standpoint, I agree 100%. As far as a diy standpoint, I can see this product being a preference simply for the fact you use much less product overall, meaning less products running down your driveway, less getting into sewers and grass… Also it’s a bit satisfying to watch. I wouldn’t use it in my business though

@@mr.lad-detailingtricksntip potentially less run off but aerosols are horrible for the environment.

I’m with you on that… I don’t fully understand how the aerosols work. Products with a lot of out gassing I see as a hazard. I don’t understand how foams can be bad. I admit that’s my ignorance speaking though admitting I’m not knowledgeable in this area… Feel free to chime in on that if you’d like

@@mr.lad-detailingtricksntip yeah, it is the chemicals that are used as the propellant to make it spray that are the issue usually. They contribute to greenhouse gases and all that. I’m no expert. But they are generally bad. Once in a while isn’t like it’s probably a huge issue, but using them all the time certainly are negative for our plane. Trigger sprayed products don’t have the same issue since they don’t have the propellants in it.

I see! Thank you for the insight!

I forgot about that brand. Are they still around?

@@mr.lad-detailingtricksntip I think I saw them about 2 months ago at Pep Boys or Advance Auto Parts in Ponce, P. R.

I’ll see if it’s over here!

Definitely not, but for the DIY’r who just likes messing with cool products this is up their alley…

for example?