Eagle one car care

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SHO FLY

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I was up until today a huge fan of eagle one car care products. No longer, after using their expensive wheel cleaner I am sending them out to pasture with the other old horses....much to my surprise plain old windex does superior job compared to the 5.99 bottle of eagle one chrome wheel cleaner. The difference is so outstanding I can't believe the money I would have saved over the last 8 years or so.

So unless one of you guys can convience me not to use windex on my chrome wheels I'm gonna continue to do so, I get a much better shine with it.

So let me know if you have an opinion on this.


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Seth McCall
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98 White
Poterized Intake
SHO Shop 3rd cat remove
Bullett Stainless Mufflers
3" Stainless Tips
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wuzzzer

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Hmm, interesting. I'm always looking for a good product to get my wheels clean. I'll use Windex also unless anyone objects!

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Mark
'97 Pacific Green
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Porterized
K&N Filtercharger
Rhino mufflers (909 series)
17" Team Loco #150 wheels/Dunlop SP Sport 4000 tires
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stephen newberg

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There is nothing wrong with Windex. And chrome is not very reactive, so what the hay. And, in a pinch, you can use it to clean your windshield too!
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pax
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'98, Black
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