How do you clean your wheels?
#31
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I'm all in with Zaino, so between washes I will use a few drops of their car wash in a spray bottle mixed with water for bug removal, but I only use this on the clear bra. Any paint surfaces without bra wait for a proper wash. IMO dusting leaves scratches On the surface.
#32
Sonax or Adam's wheel cleaner, a wheel woolie, and a small bucket with car wash soap. I do that first, rinse, then do the car. After it's dry, I use 303 aerospace protectant on the tires.
#35
Race Car
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#36
Just got this and it works very well on my centerlock HRE's with WheelWoolies.
After the Fuga and rinse, use Hydro2 for protection.
https://www.carpro-us.com/coatings-s...-lite-1-liter/
Super easy clean and application.
After the Fuga and rinse, use Hydro2 for protection.
https://www.carpro-us.com/coatings-s...-lite-1-liter/
Super easy clean and application.
#38
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[QUOTE=porsche42;14254669]I actually use a paint stick wrapped in a microfiber cloth to get the barrel of the wheels. U can put spray wax or soap on it. Works well for me.[/Q
Paint stick?
Paint stick?
#39
I've gotten it to the point of my wheels looking showroom clean almost all the time with only a brief (once every three - four weeks)of actual washing. If you want consistently clean wheels, the first step in cleaning your wheels has nothing to do with cleaning. Install low dust brake pads. Once installed, I use a California Mini Duster to gently remove any fine dust that may be present(maybe a couple time a week). It takes less than 60 seconds a wheel. Obviously this will be harder/easier depending on the complexity of the wheel you have on your car. As a side note, if you are a track guy you will not want to run your low dust street pads on the track.
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#41
I use PCCB. Works great.
Used Outlast on my other cars and it did a great job keeping the dust off.
Used Outlast on my other cars and it did a great job keeping the dust off.
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Many good products out there and I will get around to trying other coatings, these are just the ones I'm using now and so far satisfied.
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Originally Posted by NiteJav
Sonax all the way. Not the cheapest but 5 liters will last for well over a year. If you have a pressure washer or use a DIY car wash you can spray this stuff on let it sit for 3-4 minutes and the high pressure hose will remove it all. No pressure washer? May need a little agitation to remove the material.
https://www.detailersdomain.com/coll...5-liter-refill
https://www.detailersdomain.com/coll...5-liter-refill