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Ace PowerStick - 3/7/2008 11:59:20 AM

Jay C

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Hello Everyone - I have a 2004 C4s. Like many of you, I am a fanatic about keeping it clean. To me a car isn't 100% clean unless the wheels are completely cleaned as well. I tried all types of wheel brushes to reach into the wheel. I found problems with them all and decided to make my own. What started out as an afternoon project turned into an obsession. I spent over a year developing the Ace PowerStick, which also has been private labeled by a few companies call "WhiteKnight PowerStick" & Blackfire PowerStick. They are the absolute best wheel cleaning device out there. I will admit, they are a bit expensive. But that is due to the fact they are all hand made and are made with special high quality components. There is no way to automate the assembly process. Take the time to Google AcePowerStick or all the product names and familiarize yourself with them. I made a nice video too. Due to the fact that many people have not heard of them, I have found people have questions about them. Although I may seem biased I will answer any questions about the PowerSticks 100% accurately. I am proud to be a member of this forum and look forward to being a contributor for a long time to come.

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RE: Ace PowerStick - 3/7/2008 12:45:01 PM

cmilam

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Thanks for the tips...good stuff!

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RE: Ace PowerStick - 3/8/2008 8:02:46 AM

Big Bob

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Hi Jay
Good stuff I'll order one from the UK Site Polishing Company. Better than the games I get upto now to get wheels clean inside and out.
I'll have to find one that will do all my cars so I'll need to give that a coat of thinking about!
Great idea

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Regards Big Bob

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RE: Ace PowerStick - 3/8/2008 11:40:34 AM

Jay C

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Hi Big Bob - If you give me a little info about the size of your wheel(s), I would be happy to offer some suggestions as to which models would be best. Sight unseen, I would say a model # 102 & #303, should be an excellent combination that will work really well on just about any size wheels or spaces between the calipers and wheels. Mike at The Polishing Company stocks both of the models I mentioned. If you have any specific questions at all, please don't hesitate to ask me.
Regards,
Jay

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