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Old Jul 21, 2013 | 11:05 AM
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Best wheel cleaner that wont hurt factory wheels

Any one have a great wheel cleaner that wont damage the factory wheels. I just bought some black magic all wheel cleaner and it seems to work pretty good so far. Any other recommendations?
 
Old Jul 21, 2013 | 02:37 PM
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brake dust pro....spray on wait 2 min. fluid turns purple, power wash off. All done.
 
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Brake dust pro from what i've heard is the best stuff out there. Just smells really bad haha
 
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Soap and water. Many brake dust cleaners strip the finish off of your calipers...
 
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Wax on wax off!
 
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i use poor boys world spray and rinse wheel cleaner, it smells bad but gets alkl the crap off, literally just spray it on and rinse it off.

armorall wheel protectant works really well for keeping them clean, i had no brake dust after 2 weeks, typically i would get dust after 2 days
 
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After researching and trying out a bazillion products, I swear by P21S "Gel" or "extra strength". I don't know anything about Brake Dust Pro and have not heard of them.
 
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