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    Baked on Wheel Dust Products??

    What is the strongest product to use in getting the most stubborn baked on dust off of wheels?

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    Bobby

    That depends on what finish your rims have. A acid based wheel cleaner will lift about everything, but its to strong in most cases for un-polish or some clear coated rims, it will stain them big time.

    The real baked in dust I use a steamer and that lifts most everything in its way!!

    You need to tell us what your rims are finished in
    Old Enough To Know Better, Too Stupid To Care....

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    Originally posted by Beemerboy
    You need to tell us what your rims are finished in
    :yeah I would also like to reccomend Wheel Wax if your finish allows for it. It cleans and protects in one step.

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    brake dust thats left on for too long can start to eat (pit) into the metal, i see it alot on mercedes and bmw wheels, i think its a combination of the soft comp. brake pads, and their wheels, for some reason, seem to be a little on the weak side as far as holding up against damage.

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    Beemerboy,
    Ever had any problem with the steam cleaner and the wheel finish? I have the Shark Steamer, and my wheels are painted and clearcoated. Is the steam safe to use on this finish?

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    Wheel Wash from Top of the Line is a great wheel cleaner. It works almost like an acid but it`s much safer and can be used on all types of wheels. It cuts right through brake dust and if it`s caked on, just give it a 2nd application.
    Ringo

 

 

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