[Mojave]

Just a note of caution ( already knew not to mix products but boom did it anyway )

I have many car cleaning products but these two are very similar color (blues to be exact)

So I grabbed the Chemical Guys Blue Guard dressing (thinking I was grabbing the Blue Chemical Guys Wheel and Rim Cleaner) and sprayed it all over the rim and tire to clean it. Given the shinyness I saw I knew it wasn't the cleaner and I paniced and quickly sprayed the cleaner right on top of it. Well it ate the finish off my 1500 mile old Camaro

Not the products fault but a sucky lesson, will be more certain what products I was using and not just pick by color again.

[cellsafemode]

sucks. Plastidip time?

[Mojave]

Originally Posted by cellsafemode

sucks. Plastidip time?

Going to see how much to get it sprayed

[D2enigma]

Wow... considering both are used for the wheels general, outcome is ridiculous. And both are by chemical guys. Perhaps they need to redesign the chemicals.

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[Mojave]

Originally Posted by D2enigma

Wow... considering both are used for the wheels general, outcome is ridiculous. And both are by chemical guys. Perhaps they need to redesign the chemicals.

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True ! I had not actually thought of that

[BradfordCamaro]

Wow. That really sucks. Sorry that happened.
It is surprising that it ate the paint off like that.
What would happen if it got on your skin or car.... yikes!

[Slem]

Damn that is crazy it did that. Sorry about that, I would call them and say wtf ?

[Moc96]

"Crossing streams" when I grew up meant something completely different.

[Michigan1LTRS]

Originally Posted by Moc96

"Crossing streams" when I grew up meant something completely different.

😂😂😂😂

[timmy8784]

Hmmmm. Were the wheels hot? The Blue Guard is an Oil-Based Plastic/Rubber dressing. I find it very strange that a dressing (which is made for tires too) would eat off the finish of the wheels.

Something doesn't seem right.

[Mojave]

Originally Posted by Moc96

"Crossing streams" when I grew up meant something completely different.

LOL, it was a Ghostbuster reference

[Mojave]

Originally Posted by timmy8784

Hmmmm. Where the wheels hot? The Blue Guard is an Oil-Based Plastic/Rubber dressing. I find it very strange that a dressing (which is made for tires too) would eat off the finish of the wheels.

Something doesn't seem right.

For sure ! Something went VERY wrong. I cleaned the other rims with just the Blue cleaner and everything was normal.

[Mojave]

Originally Posted by Slem

Damn that is crazy it did that. Sorry about that, I would call them and say wtf ?

Yeah I will see what they say

[Mojave]

Originally Posted by BradfordCamaro

Wow. That really sucks. Sorry that happened.
It is surprising that it ate the paint off like that.
What would happen if it got on your skin or car.... yikes!

Didn't see toxic but maybe it was. More like the perfect storm of conditions. Either way, yeah it hurt