MC53000 Black Powder Coated Engine and Wheel Cleaner, 9 fl. oz.

Awesome stuff...made my engine look brand new...

Wow my engine looks new. Fantastic stuff

This stuff really does work well. Not meant to clean, meant to bring shine back to black engine parts, black wheels. Very easy to use and doesnt take a lot either!

Here's the million dollar question and answer. Does it work? Is it as good as S100 engine brightener or equivalent? Yes and no...I compared a 4.5oz can of S100 to a 9oz can of Bike Brite on two identical bikes. One can of S100 at $9.95 barely finished one bike. I did the other bike with the $9.95 Bike Brite and had enough left over to do 3 other bikes. Here's the kicker. After 1 month the S100 was noticeably brighter than the other. I put on another thin coating of this product and all was good. Still had plenty left over to do it again several times. For the money I would purchase this product again. It does go on thicker and definitely has a different consistency than other higher priced products. However, this is what you want. Spray on a good layer to the cool engine. I did mine in the sun. Let it dry for at least 20-30 minutes. It will/should be still somewhat wet. Pat/wipe of excess to regain an even layer. I believe you will be happy with this product considering you get twice as much and it goes 4 times as far.

I ordered this stuff more than once, it made the black part of my harley motor look new, and stays that way until it gets dirty again, like from riding in the rain or really dusty roads

This was recommended to me by a guy at the dealership to clean up the powder coated areas of my bike. I clean the bike pretty frequently and the texture on that section is just impossible to get looking clean or shiny. This did the trick to the point my jaw dropped. It's extremely good stuff. Also, it smells like strawberry bubble gum. Keep away from small children.

I liked the final look on black wrinkle finish on my motorcycle, but it was work to get there. The spray straw shoots out way too much product and theres no control to spray evenly. I took an old spray nozzle off an old spray paint can and drilled out the stem so that the straw fit tightly, which gave me more control over volume and consistency, which then gave me a good finish.

Been using this for years and it will make a wrinkle black engine shine like a diamond. This can should be in any detailers arsenal

Does an awesome job on the black parts