Brake dust on wheels
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Brake dust on wheels
Our wheels get sooooo dirty, even after cleaning them they are black within a few days even with motorway driving so no heavy braking. I know there are some products we can put on them to help reduce this but there is so much to choose from. Is there anything anyone can recommend please?
Re: Brake dust on wheels
I'm one of those very sad "detailing" freaks you see spending far too much time polishing their vans... ;-)
I'd recommend Autobrite Very Cherry Acid Wheel Cleaner, pretty serious stuff and a good polish coat after treatment. (e.g. Very Berry Wheel Sealant)
Available from Autobright direct. (Do a Google search)
Regards
Mark
I'd recommend Autobrite Very Cherry Acid Wheel Cleaner, pretty serious stuff and a good polish coat after treatment. (e.g. Very Berry Wheel Sealant)
Available from Autobright direct. (Do a Google search)
Regards
Mark
Mark Daly- Posts : 11
Join date : 2012-02-24
Re: Brake dust on wheels
Autobrite Very Cherry Acid Wheel Cleaner
Does this not remove all previous polish/wax (protection) & even lacquer on wheels?
I remember using acid based cleaner to pressure wash aluminium tipper trailer bodies & it ate the lacquer away so had to was even more often to keep looking reasonably clean.
AndyR- Posts : 10
Join date : 2012-02-26
Re: Brake dust on wheels
It does take off previous wax/polish... that's what makes it effective.
Never had an issue with the laquer however.
As mentioned though, it is essential retreat with a good polish coat after.
It's the fresh polish coat that prevents build up.
I wouldn't do this every week... only every few months depending on how passionate your are about detailing.
Rgds
Mark
Never had an issue with the laquer however.
As mentioned though, it is essential retreat with a good polish coat after.
It's the fresh polish coat that prevents build up.
I wouldn't do this every week... only every few months depending on how passionate your are about detailing.
Rgds
Mark
Mark Daly- Posts : 11
Join date : 2012-02-24
Re: Brake dust on wheels
I have heard really good reports on 'Planet Polish Wheel Seal and Shine' though I have not tried it personally yet!
Chris
Chris
california180- Posts : 17
Join date : 2012-02-25
Location : Lancashire
Re: Brake dust on wheels
I use one of he acid-based cleaners (TBH they're all much the same) and then seal it afterwards.
I've used Poorboys World Wheel Sealant for quite a while now. I will generally put a couple of coats on(especially if the weather is nice and cold - I get the impression the wax works better when the wheels are good and cold). I've just got some new wheels (Dotz Hanzo's) which have a lot of air between the spokes, so I put a good coat on them before I put them on and couldn't get to bits of it.
Got my poorboys from
http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/poorboys/wheel-sealant-236ml-473ml.aspx?gclid=CN7ckJSO4LQCFe_MtAodBC4A1A
I've used Poorboys World Wheel Sealant for quite a while now. I will generally put a couple of coats on(especially if the weather is nice and cold - I get the impression the wax works better when the wheels are good and cold). I've just got some new wheels (Dotz Hanzo's) which have a lot of air between the spokes, so I put a good coat on them before I put them on and couldn't get to bits of it.
Got my poorboys from
http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/poorboys/wheel-sealant-236ml-473ml.aspx?gclid=CN7ckJSO4LQCFe_MtAodBC4A1A
Virgil574- Posts : 1
Join date : 2012-04-27
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