Optimum Power Clean - All Purpose Car Cleaner - Exterior and Interior, Bug and Tar Remover, Great for Boat, Motorcycle, RV, and Car Detailing (17 Oz)

I use this to clean my tires in preparation for Optimum Tire Protection and Coating, which is a much more effective and long-lasting tire shine compound than the spray-on crap commonly used. While this can be diluted to clean all parts of a car, including the interior and wheels, I simply spray it on my tires as it is, scrub them with a tire brush, and rinse off, leaving a clean tire for the Optimum tire dressing.

This is a great wheel and tire cleaner, 1/3 chem to 2/3 water in a spray bottle. Two passes and it cleaned everything off the tires and wheels, like new.

Works great, removed all bug and sap residue

Wow does this product work well! I live in Florida so “love bugs” are a serious problem. With this I spray it on, wipe it off and my front bumper is like new. This can be used on your tires if they are browning to clean them before applying Optimum Tire Gel. You can use this on your interior (diluted) to clean tough stains. Great stuff

I used this on 2 cars. 1. 2011 BMW 550i 2. 2014 Mazda 3S hatchback PROS: 1. Clean stains very well. It won't do amazing transformations like if you had a heated carpet washer but it works for most stains. I've been able to get some food stains out that had been there for months. 2. Does not need to spray a lot to work. I basically wiped down the whole car and it seemed to work on everything including leather. It seemed to work well on hard plastic and carpets as well. 3. Relatively cheap. There are cheaper cleaners out there but it's relative. I don't have to spray as much. I usually don't have to respray either. The amount of square inch I can clean is much higher. 4. It worked so well in my cars that I used it in the household as well. Worked well for kitchen and bathroom. CONS: 1. The fume is pretty strong. Make sure you're outside or in a well ventilated area. This is why I only have 4 stars. 2. Price. Like I said, there's cheaper cleaners out there but it might not get the job done as good. FINAL WORDS: Keep one in your trunk. Between ONR and OPC, I have the Optimum Quick detailer along with leather protectant. I can easily detail my car inside and out in an hour. Living in DC, this is a time and money saver. Getting your car detailed cost at least $300 around here.

OPT’s optimum power clean is an excellent all around apc. It can be diluted to fit your needs and is super safe for most surfaces.

I bought it because I needed a better cleaner for the tires, and caught my attention on YT videos. Since this can be diluted and adjusted for other car areas, as an all purpose cleaner it has more added value. I clean my car usually once a week or two weeks at most, so it is not in bad shape, but even after applying other chemicals, I felt the dust did not come off properly, so the tire's shine or the general cleanness did not last enough. I diluted it 1:5 ratio as directed after trying to clean some hard spots on the wheels, and it surprised me that actually reactivated some of the previously alternative cheaper dust-remover I used. They were supposed to be gone since I rinsed them off with pressured-water. For the 4 wheels-tires set I sprayed around 200 ml (7 oz). Finally, after that second wash, I felt more confident to apply the shine booster to the tires. On the 2nd week they still seem very dust-free and the shine stands, so this is my indicator that the preparation cleaning was better done that usual. I give the credit to this cleaner. I have not tried it for interiors or the engine bay yet, but I hope it should give good results as well. The manufacturer says the less water, the better, but I want to use just the correct amount and make the product last, even if it takes me a little more while of time.

The item was damaged, and it leaked all over and out of the package. I don’t even have much product in the bottle anymore since it leaked. I would like to inquire about credit or a replacement of this item. Thank you!