Bilberry Wheel Cleaner

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In my quest to find a nice easy wheel cleaner, I ordered a bottle of Bilberry Wheel Cleaner off eBay. The wheel bolts on the split rims are a pain to clean.

Popped out on to the drive with a 1:3 dilution in a sprayer, and it has to be said it's darned good stuff! It came with a couple of freebie brushes for agitation as well, and that really helped with the split rim bolts.

What was supposed to be a quick test ended up being 3 hours of Zed cleaning. She is gleaming now :D She wasn't due a wash till Saturday ready for Sundays cruise. Two full washes in a week - lucky Zed.
 
I also bought some off of ebay a few weeks ago, probably one of the best buys ever as cleaning my alloys is one job that I don't look forward to, but now using Bilberry is an absolute doddle.. :-bd Plus it smells nice and is economical as well, what more could you want, apart from somebody to clean the alloys for you that is :YMPRAY:
Highly recommended.
 
How much did it cost via Ebay?

I've just bought 5 litres for £24 from Cleanyourcar.co.uk
 
I look forward to checking out your wheels on Sunday Gary. If they look that good I will order some Bilberry as my wheels are a pain to clean. :steer2)
 
Warrior said:
How much did it cost via Ebay?

I've just bought 5 litres for £24 from Cleanyourcar.co.uk
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Yours was a bargain, I paid £12 on ebay for 1 litre delivered, did get a free brush with it though! To be honest just wanted to try it out, next time I'll be going for the 5 litres as well! :-bd
 
I bought a litre for around the same price when I first tried it and mixed down it lasted from last summer til a few weeks ago so 5 litres is overkill and will last me ages.

If it's still hanging around next year i'll stick a bit of lemonade with it :D
 
Been using Bilberry wheel cleaner for a year or so now and it is really good stuff.
Very inexpensive when compared to the usual choices at Halfrauds.
I've recommended it on .net a few times.
 
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