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Old Mar 16, 2013 | 11:23 AM
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Good thread. I was just thinking the same thing the other day. I've always kept them clean but ill be ordering a bottle of sonax.
 
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The absolute easiest and best wheel cleaner

LEMON PLEDGE!!!!!!

Also helps prevent dust build up-been using it for years to dry wash the Harleys and all our German wheels-plus it smells great!
 
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LEMON PLEDGE!!!!!!

Also helps prevent dust build up-been using it for years to dry wash the Harleys and all our German wheels-plus it smells great!

I would not use this, it will harm your clear on your wheels if you have one.

Use wheel cleaner and a good wax 2-3 times a year, the wax is critical to keeping the wheels clean and making them easier to clean.
 
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Guys both P21s and Sonax full effect are excellent. The Sonax for more soiled and based on. I never use the sonar on my Porsche becasue I have ceramic brakes and you should not use anything other than. Car wash soap and water on ceramics brake rims.

I use p21s on all cars except the range rover because that brake dust is rough.
 
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I would not use this, it will harm your clear on your wheels if you have one.

Use wheel cleaner and a good wax 2-3 times a year, the wax is critical to keeping the wheels clean and making them easier to clean.
The clear on all my wheels is fine! As a matter of fact the clear on the painted surfaces of the bikes and the Porsche wheels are almost like they have been clawed!
 
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Oops. Meant flayed!
 
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The clear on all my wheels is fine! As a matter of fact the clear on the painted surfaces of the bikes and the Porsche wheels are almost like they have been clawed!
[QUOTE=stacheman;3795122]Oops. Meant clay treated]
 
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Understood it worked for you and I know it works well on bikes, I would not use it, I know folks that work for SC Johnson, they say to keep it away from areas that get hot. I would imagine with the Brakes it gets pretty hot.

Glad it is working well for you though.
 
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The Armor All Wheel Protectant puts quite a stank on your car, fyi.
 
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I've used this for over five years with good results on all of my cars. You can dilute to your needs. I spray on and let sit for a few mins. Cleans my Carrera Sports very well but still requires a very light & quick once over with a soft brush. Works well on the brake calipers and wheel inner barrels as well. Also a very good multi-purpose cleaner for other jobs.
 
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Been using P21S for a while now and I do like it. Tho I cant help but wonder if the dish soap idea is just as good and waaaay cheaper.

http://www.detailersdomain.com/

Ammo NYC makes nice stuff as well. Tho it is pricey.

http://www.ammonyc.com/
 
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Seriously. This works great! Easy to clean and keep clean. Been using it on my motorcycles (basic to exotic) for years on everything from wheels, fairings, and exposed mechanical parts.

 
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I use Dawn with warm water. Simple. Same idea.
I use Dawn, have for years. The plain blue, non fancy one that is super cheap. Use a separate mitt, and a good wheel brush. This is a very simple soap. Same drill to strip wax off car too. Dawn wash, then wax.
 
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I have a 10 5 series, and in the winter it is near impossible to clean the rims very often. After 3 years and various products, waxes etc the front rims were badly pitted. I found a product on another car care forum and decided to try. It is called Iron X, it is a paste that is supposedly ok for this application. So I cleaned the surface brake dust with Sonus, and applied the Iron X paste several times lightly, using a soft brush as well. I would let it sit in the shade for an hour or so at a time.
Now - the pitting is nearly gone, and the rims never looked better.
Will follow up with a coat of Rejex or Wheel wax, but at any rate, this is a great product

I have no affiliation with the company, just frustrated with how bad the rims look
 
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I use Sonex to clean, works wonder. Then Armor-all wheel protectorant to keep them clean. Armor-all products suck but this one is superb.
 
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