The POWER CLEAN All Purpose Cleaner and Degreaser is a safe and effective multi-purpose formula that penetrates and dissolves oil, road grime, brake dust and much more.

Its multi-purpose uses include pre-cleaning in the body shop for removal of grease, wax and silicone, safe and effective cleaning of interior seats, dashes and controls, carpet stain removal, wheel cleaning, and of course general purpose cleaning and engine degreasing.  

How does POWER CLEAN work as a wheel cleaner? I know some products clean well, but they really dull out the polished aluminum wheels

Our formula is non-caustic, non-acid and biodegradable, which makes it safe for most any surface. The POWER CLEAN works great for painted, clear coated or highly polished wheels. And it also works great to clean tires, raised white letters and white walls. Other wheel cleaners may clean fast, but they dull the shine because their products are very caustic and dangerous.

When using the POWER CLEAN for wheels and tires do you have to scrub it, or just spray it on?

The best way to use the POWER CLEAN on wheels is to spray it on pretty heavily and let it soak for about a minute. You always want to spray it onto a cool and dry wheel, and then rinse it off.

Now if the wheel hasn’t been cleaned for a few months, you may have to scrub it down with a nylon brush or towel and give it a second shot. Same goes with tires; if the raised white letters are black you’re going to have to scrub them a little

You mentioned interior seats and dashes, what’s the best application for seats? 

When using any cleaning product it’s always a good idea to test a small area first before full application. Some materials may be affected differently than others.

 For leather, vinyl seats and dashes, spray the POWER CLEAN onto a small towel or sponge and wipe the surface. Then follow up immediately with a clean, dampened cloth to remove residue and contaminants.

It’s also a great spot remover for carpets. Just spray it on to the soiled area, let it soak in for a few seconds, and then scrub it with a white cloth. It’s important to always use a white cloth with stains and spot removal. That way you would never risk transferring dye from a colored cloth.