| Black Magic BM41023 Wheel Cleaner |  | Brand: Black Magic
List Price: $8.24
Buy New: $5.49
as of 9/9/2010 15:43 MDT details
You Save: $2.75 (33%)
In Stock
Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 83,892
Media: Automotive
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 4 x 2.3 x 11.4
MPN: BM41023
Model: BM41023
UPC: 077249410235
EAN: 0077249410235
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Fast acting and easy to use- just spray on and rinse off | | • | #1 brand in tire & wheel care | | • | 23 oz size |
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Product Description
Black Magic No Scrub Cleaner is a wheel cleaner made to end all the confusion for the proper care of your wheels. Wheel cleaners tough-task formula dissolves brake dust, grease, grime, oil and road film on contact. For use on: ABS plastic, clear coated, chrome, aluminum, polished, wire, painted, anodized, mag.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Worst of the half dozen I've tried June 27, 2010
Joe R
So, far I've tried all the "off the shelf" available at my local department store sprays in an effort to keep my aluminum wheels clean. Of the 4 or so I've used this is the worst. It does almost nothing. Other sprays, Eagle One, Mothers, Meguiars, at least worked to some degree and were at least useable. This is not even worth finishing the bottle. Sad since I really like Black Magic wheel black.
 False Advertising April 25, 2010
SkySoxWiz (Pikes Peak)
Before I bought this I used 409 and a rag to clean my wheels. It worked just as well as this. Clearly I need to buy a wheel brush to use along with any cleaner. When you think about it any cleaner that could REALLY remove all that brake dust and road grime would probably be unsafe to be spraying around and rinsing into the gutter. Think I'll use up this bottle (with a wheel brush) and go back to 409 or the car wash bucket. Nothing worth doing is ever easy.
No magic in the bottle June 4, 2009
Joe Cool (Texas)
I have a 2005 Honda van and I used the Black Magic rim cleaner today for the first time. The product DOES NOT do what it states and I was very disappointed with the results. You can get the same results by just using soap and water. I think the reason that they tell you to dry with a towel is the fact that the brake dust and dirt are still on the wheel rim after the application. Do not buy this product if you do not want to be disappointed like I was!
Worthless April 24, 2008
J. S. Carr (Michigan USA)
This product has absolutely no effect when applied as directed. If you want to scrub this will work about like a spray bottle with soapy water in it.
EDIT: I have slowly taken a liking to this product as I've experimented over time, but to get your money's worth you have to ignore the directions (though take note of the warnings). What you want to do is put a couple sprays on a paper towel so it's moist and then the brake dust just wipes away. I have pretty serious brake dust issues on my RX-8 so it takes a couple PT's per rim even after 100 miles or so, but it makes a huge difference on the overall look of the car to have nice clean rims. You can also push the paper towel with a finger about two knuckles deep into a lug nut brush and it actually cleans the gunk out of there (which is darn near impossible to get any other way).
 Wheel Cleaner January 4, 2007
J. Abraitis (Chicago, IL)
This product helps to clean the wheels of a car. However it is not a
real cleaner. You probably would do better cleaning with a brush and some soap. It would also be cheaper.
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