Understanding Serum Stoppers - First Rubber
Understanding Serum Stoppers - First Rubber
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Review & How-To: Hyde's Serum Rust Stopper
Have you ever said to yourself "how come I didn't think of that?"...that's exactly what crossed my mind the first time I heard about Hyde's Serum Rust Stopper.
Hyde’s Serum Rust Stopper puts an end to a common problem that plagues every detailer and car care enthusiast after a car wash – rusty brake rotors! Through the use of advanced chemistry, Hyde’s Serum Rust Stopper blankets your brake rotors in a protective film that prevents “rust dust” – the initial brake dust on clean wheels that occurs after washing. Application is as simple as spraying on and walking away!
“Rust” and “detail” are two words that should never be used in the same sentence. Unfortunately, those words go together more often than they should because as every detailer and car care enthusiast has experienced, brake rotors often form light surface rust after being cleaned. Hyde’s Serum Rust Stopper is the solution that you’ve been dreaming of!
How to use Hyde's Serum Rust Stopper
Hyde's Serum Rust Stopper is exceptionally easy to use. Application is straightforward - no lengthy instructions to memorize.
First, start off with a dirty wheel. Check out the heavy brake dust build up on this Pontiac G6!
Wolfgang Uber Wheel Cleaner to the rescue! Wolfgang Uber Wheel Cleaner is a pH-balanced, acid-free wheel cleaner that is designed to remove caked on brake dust and road grime with minimal effort required from YOU. Wolfgang Uber Wheel Cleaner does more than clean wheels - it dissolves iron particles, leaving your wheels squeaky clean. What's really cool is how it changes colors from clear to red as it comes into contact with iron particles. Best of all, Wolfgang Uber Wheel Cleaner is safe on ALL wheel finishes.
Application is as simple as spraying on, letting it dwell for a couple minutes, and agitating with your favorite wheel brush.
"Bleeding effect" shows you that it's working!
After letting Uber Wheel Cleaner dwell on the surface for a couple minutes, I used the Daytona Speed Master Wheel Brush to clean the wheel barrel and in between each individual spoke. The Daytona Speed Master Wheel Brush and its flexible stem with thousands of chemical-resistant bristles make cleaning hard to reach areas a breeze.
To clean the face of the wheel, I used the Montana Boar's Hair 8 Inch Wheel Brush. This particular brush is super soft, making it an ideal choice for scratch-sensitive finishes. The bristles are flagged at the end, enabling maximum agitation.
After a thorough rinsing, it was time to apply Hyde's Serum Rust Stopper! While the rotors were still wet, I applied an even coat of Hyde's Serum Rust Stopper. Any overspray was removed with a Microfiber All Purpose & Wheel Detailing Towel.
This is what your brake rotors would normally look like after washing your wheels....
This is what a brake rotor looks like after Hyde's Serum Rust Stopper was applied....
If you're sick and tired of rusty brake rotors taking away from the appearance of your freshly-cleaned vehicle, pick up a bottle of Hyde's Serum Rust Stopper. This acid-free, pH-balanced solution is safe and effective on all brake systems - over spray will not damage brake components or delicate wheel finishes.
On Autogeek.net
Hyde's Serum Rust Stopper
Wolfgang Uber Wheel Cleaner
Daytona Speed Master Wheel Brush
8 inch Montana Original Boar’s Hair Wheel Brush
Microfiber All Purpose & Wheel Detailing Towel Nick, thank you for such an extensive review. I'm proud to bring a safe and effective product to market (made in the US) for others who were plagued by the same initial coating of "rust dust". Nothing bothered me more than spending time washing/drying/sealing or waxing wheels only to have them coated in "rust dust" the minute we take that first clean car cruise down the road.
Our business, "Hyde's Serum" prides itself on bringing new products to market that have not been seen before. In the near future we will be releasing 1 gallon refills to make it easier to incorporate Rustopper into every detailing session. By next year we will blow everyone away with a new concept for tire care.
If anyone has any technical questions, feel free to post them here for us to answer. Thank you for your support.
Love the idea... but correct me if I am wrong but wouldn't we still get "rust dust" since we can't spray the other side of the rotor? I am sure this minimizes rust dust, but I am sure you still have to wipe down the wheel after a short drive to have a perfectly clean wheel.
You're only preventing half the disk from rusting so don't assume this eliminates the problem entirely. Its a half gap solution.
In our long term, extensive testing the reverse side of the rotor did not prove to be a concern. Between the OE dust shield acting somewhat as a splash guard when rinsing down your wheel and our mister sprayer head providing heavy coverage along the edge of the rotor (minor drip over the backside of the rotor), we have not shown any initial "rust dust" from the back side of the rotor.
The rear side of the rotor does not provide any additional dusting above and beyond typical normal usage. I'm sure Nick can attest to this in his testing as well as our other resellers and satisfied customers. :dblthumb2:
I'll make a deal with you naruto and silverfox, I'll send you both a bottle of Rustopper to even prove it. If you're completely satisfied, we'll work out payment, if not, then no cost to you. Eitherway, we are eager for your feedback.
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