Safe Car Wheel Cleaner: Auto Detailing Spray For Power-Coated Finish Announced

Oct 15, 2026

Willer Time announces continued availability of All Jack, its all-in-one wheel cleaner spray formulated to safely clean and protect powder-coated finishes.

Colorado Springs, United States, October 15, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Per a recent company announcement, Willer Time continues to offer All Jack, a routine detailing solution for drivers with powder-coated wheels who want to remove light grime without relying on aggressive wheel-care formulas. The all-in-one spray can also be used on tires, clear-coat paint and exterior trim, while leaving behind a slick protective finish intended to make subsequent cleaning easier.

More information can be found at https://willertime.com/products/willertime-all-jack

The latest Willer Time announcement comes as vehicle owners are keeping cars on the road for longer and taking on more ongoing maintenance. S&P Global Mobility reported that the average age of U.S. light vehicles reached 12.8 years in 2025, with 289 million vehicles in operation. For everyday drivers, longer ownership can make preserving exterior finishes and other high-wear surfaces a more regular part of vehicle upkeep.

Willer Time explains that powder-coated wheels present a particular maintenance consideration because, despite the durability of the finish, inappropriate cleaning chemicals can still affect the coating over time.

Its All Jack spray addresses this with a mild yet effective formulation that removes light grime from powder-coated wheels, as well as tires, clear-coat paint and exterior trim. “The idea behind All Jack is to make routine detailing simpler without being unnecessarily harsh on the surfaces people are trying to protect,” a Willer Time spokesperson says.

After cleaning, the spray leaves a hydrophobic, ceramic-style layer that promotes water beading and helps dirt release more easily during later washes. This allows the same application to handle immediate cleaning while adding a measure of ongoing surface protection.

That dual-purpose approach can be useful for drivers who prefer a simpler maintenance routine. Instead of using one product for wheels, another for paint and a separate finishing treatment, All Jack can be applied across several exterior surfaces during the same detailing session.

To use the product, drivers apply the spray to a cool surface before wiping it with a microfiber towel and buffing to finish. Willer Time advises keeping the product away from brake components and testing an inconspicuous area first when working with an unfamiliar surface or finish.

The multi-surface formulation reflects Willer Time’s broader approach to car care, which emphasizes straightforward products, ingredient transparency and practical maintenance for everyday drivers.

Those interested can find additional information at https://willertime.com/products/willertime-all-jack

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