Painted Porsche Wheels and Armor All Extreme for brake dust issues
#1
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Painted Porsche Wheels and Armor All Extreme for brake dust issues
I've got white painted factory Porsche wheels on my GTS that collect a ton of brake dust. I wanted to see if this is a product I can use with out damaging the wheels: http://www.armorall.com/products/whe...l-tire-cleaner
The other issue: Does the spray affect the brakes if their accidentally sprayed on the pad/rotor? I know it's highly acidic and you should be careful where you spray it.
Thanks
Photos of my unicorn 997.2 GTS to follow.
The other issue: Does the spray affect the brakes if their accidentally sprayed on the pad/rotor? I know it's highly acidic and you should be careful where you spray it.
Thanks
Photos of my unicorn 997.2 GTS to follow.
#2
You need to take the wheels off and clean them throughly. Then use a tire sealant. There are many brands available. While it won't prevent brake dust it will make the wheels easier to clean.
#5
+1 on the Outlast dust repellant. Works great!
QUOTE=96Tiger;14190808]I don't use that product but do use Armor All Outlast. It does a great job at preventing the sticking and accumulation of brake dust.[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=96Tiger;14190808]I don't use that product but do use Armor All Outlast. It does a great job at preventing the sticking and accumulation of brake dust.[/QUOTE]
#6
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Just tried the Armorall Dust Repellent and am impressed with the results. Used it on the front wheels which are the worst for dust. Hawk Ceramics already installed which are a low dust product.
#7
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+1 for outlast. Best for simple wheel patterns. Wasted on E88s.