Which Safest wheel cleaner - Page 2

sailorbaz · 20-12-2015, 11:56 PM

I find the Meguiars stuff to be very good, and safe. I've been using it for years and usually buy 3 bottles of the stuff when Halfords doing the 3 for 2 offers.

**glendog74** · 22-12-2015, 03:08 PM

Bilberry here

MikeNsx · 22-12-2015, 06:37 PM

Hi guys,

Bilberry is actually quite acidic considering it says its safe, it will start to dull the finish.

best bet is to use a fallout remover which will strip all brake dust, its not acidic and safe on all parts of the car.

Then seal the wheels, from then onwards you can use shampoo as normal. a great sealant is gtechniq c5.

Pip1968 · 30-12-2015, 02:58 PM

What about IronX ??

Pip

MikeNsx · 30-12-2015, 03:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pip1968

What about IronX ??

Pip

Iron X is fine

GregorFuk · 30-12-2015, 03:09 PM

I'm have a feeling I'm going to have to duck for cover but what's wrong with good old Wonder Wheels?

Has csl · 30-12-2015, 03:47 PM

Wonder wheels deffinatley cleans. Trouble is, it's easily misused, and will clean the paint off too. I suppose it's ok if your wheels are in desperate need of taking off baked on brake dust. But I try not to get to that stage. I always used to use, now don't laugh. Fairy liquid, then some wax. But being a bit of a perfectionist, it just won't do when we have all these products on the market. Since the first post iv used Autoglym custom wheel cleaner, and been happy with the results. Tried it on my mum's 330d first though

MikeNsx · 30-12-2015, 03:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Has csl

Wonder wheels deffinatley cleans. Trouble is, it's easily misused, and will clean the paint off too. I suppose it's ok if your wheels are in desperate need of taking off baked on brake dust. But I try not to get to that stage. I always used to use, now don't laugh. Fairy liquid, then some wax. But being a bit of a perfectionist, it just won't do when we have all these products on the market. Since the first post iv used Autoglym custom wheel cleaner, and been happy with the results. Tried it on my mum's 330d first though

Iron x will remove all baked on brake dust with no scrubbing. Fallout removers have changed the game for wheel cleaners

M3 KVU · 30-12-2015, 04:57 PM

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