what alloy wheel cleaner?
what alloy wheel cleaner?
whats the best alloy wheel cleaner in your view that doesnt wreck them? also what wheel sealent to use?
I use hot water, Meguiars NXT car shampoo, and a Microfibre wash mitt. Then dried off with a waffle weave drying towel. Cleans my RXII's perfectly.
For the wheel wax, go for This
For the wheel wax, go for This
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got some myself today dont really know what to think really as only gave them a quick going over today.the thing i didnt likeabout it is you have to wash the wheels before applying it.not really what i would expect from a product discribed as "alloy wheel cleaner".ModifiedMadness wrote:I use Meguiars Hot Rims
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If you have polished lips, DO NOT go near acidic wheel cleaners or most off-the-shelf brands. Pick up some Wheel Sealant and stick 3 or so layers on each wheel. Wash them with car shampoo and water, using either a microfibre wash mitt (the Meguiar's one is decent) or a lambswool wash mitt.
A good way to keep on top of the polished lip, is to use a good metal polish, like Belgom Alu (available from Elitecarcare) or even use something like P21S polishing soap:
http://www.thepolishingcompany.com/p21spolishsoap.html
I also know that the same product is more widely available, as it's sold by JML (usually sold in woolworth's), renamed as "Doktor Power":
http://www.jmldirect.com/Doktor-Power-PD0513/
Never, EVER use wheel acid though. I've seen what it does to wheels
A good way to keep on top of the polished lip, is to use a good metal polish, like Belgom Alu (available from Elitecarcare) or even use something like P21S polishing soap:
http://www.thepolishingcompany.com/p21spolishsoap.html
I also know that the same product is more widely available, as it's sold by JML (usually sold in woolworth's), renamed as "Doktor Power":
http://www.jmldirect.com/Doktor-Power-PD0513/
Never, EVER use wheel acid though. I've seen what it does to wheels