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What are you guys using to remove oxidation? I've got 2 RV's to do & they are in need of wax. But first I want to remove the oxidation. 

I have the premium foam cannon (35 oz)

How much Mega Foam goes in the canister ?

And do u add water or let the power washer pick it up.

I'm finding it takes about (1-bottle) 16 oz. Wheel & Tire Cleaner to do a full size truck, tires, wheels & fender wells. 

Bought a IK Multi Pro 2 today, thinking it will stretch the product, mixing ratio 1:1.

Have not tried it yet, anyone have thoughts on this or experiences? 

1 hour ago, The Guz said:

 

I agree with @RayS.  Coat them with the graphene ceramic coating if you are going through all the trouble to remove the wheels.  Its more work up front but less maintenance in the long term.  You can use CS3 to maintain.  

 

https://adamspolishes.com/collections/new-just-in/products/graphene-ceramic-coating™

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3 hours ago, RayS said:

If you are going to take the time to remove them and thoroughly clean them, then I would recommend ceramic coating.  If they are already coated, then CS3 makes a perfect topper.  In the event that you do not have any of the ceramic coating products, then going over them with CS3 would still be a good idea, it does help keep the brake dust off.

👍🏼Thx!!

When will the next class be in 2021 @ the Denver Head Quarters? Or will there ever be any with all this Covid crap...

Looking at pulling my stock wheels & tires off to thoroughly clean inside & out w/ Adams wheel & tire cleaner. What should I apply to the wheels once I blow them dry?

Obviously using tire shine on the tires, just curious bout the wheels...CS3?