❯ DIY Tips: Wheel Cleaning
| 08-17-2022, 08:37 PM | #1 |
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DIY Tips: Wheel Cleaning
Severe Brake Dust on our BMW X3MC's...
Here's how I took care of them on this wash... (I'm always testing and trying out new products to cut time on cleaning) Products Used Aenso Revolve Tire Cleaner Aenso Isern Wheel Cleaner Aenso Orbit Tire Dressing Wheel Woolies Wheel Brush Detail Factory Tire Brush Detail Factory Wheel Brush Kit (great for inner wheel barrel) Super Bad Brake Dust       The brake dust was so bad that I had to repeat the cleaning process a couple of times. After  |
| 08-18-2022, 02:53 AM | #2 |
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Holy Jeebus I've complained about brake dust... but, this a whole 'nuther level!!!!
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| 08-18-2022, 05:22 PM | #3 |
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That's extremely extreme for brake dust.
Either you tracked it an incredible amount or you haven't washed it in 2 years. Wow. I'm more interested in what caused the ridiculous amount of brake dust to congregate there. Anyway, nice write up on products. Was the wheel(s) coated with anything, or bone stock with no protective coating? |
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Wheels are coated, a little easier to clean but still required a lot of work to clean them.  |
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