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And 100%, a higher alkaline car wash soap can be used as a wheel cleaner. In fact, its probably nicer overall to work with. I actually use soap far more often than wheel cleaner on my cars, and that's a pH neutral soap too. Considering you actually drive ( ![]() ![]() While Carpro don't freely advertise the pH value of Lift, I tested it at 12.3............... ![]() NV suggest Snow+ is valued at 8.1 but I tested 12.05.............. ![]() That sort of plays out in real world as I find Lift is slightly more aggressive than Snow+.
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