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CoreyNJ 07-22-2005 05:09 PM

Silver Calipers suck, what wheel cleaner do you guys use...
 
My calipers are full of greasy brake dust. How do I clean them without damaging my OEM rims or the caliper finish.

LIL RAJA 07-22-2005 07:40 PM

i too need to know. My brake calipers are filthy.


raja

20C4S 07-23-2005 01:51 AM

can't be lazy with the caliper on the S since it's kinda like matt finish. if u don't wipe/clean regularly then u're screwed. :(

CoreyNJ 07-23-2005 05:24 AM

My car is 3 weeks old. What do I do? What can I use? I made the mistake once of using the wrong wheel cleaner on my boxster and it etched the calipers and I had to have them repainted black.

What brand/type do you guys use.

Thanks in advance,
Corey

Arnie 07-23-2005 09:58 AM

P21S wheel cleaner. Porsche uses this and relabels it as Porsche wheel cleaner

Arnie

Itzkirb 07-23-2005 10:02 AM

I'm screwed

str8blst 07-23-2005 10:09 AM

Use soap and water to clean your calipers. I have Stoptechs on my car and the Porsche on es on my wife's cayenne soap and a microfiber towel has worked well for me.

CoreyNJ 07-24-2005 01:02 AM


Originally posted by Arnie
P21S wheel cleaner. Porsche uses this and relabels it as Porsche wheel cleaner

Arnie

Is that stuff only available mail order or can I get it from a chain store? If so which one? Otherwise I guess it's a trip to the dealer....

Cheers,
Corey

DEETZ 07-24-2005 09:58 PM

all you need to do is just use whatever wheel cleaner you like or stick your hand inside and wash it with soap. But when you take of your wheels or when u have your car detailed, wash the calipers really clean and put some wax on it, it will help you to clean it just by spraying water to it.

CoreyNJ 07-25-2005 06:25 AM

That's the problem I don't really use wheel cleaner now on any car(Just soap and water, but these cayenne rims suck I can't get to the caliper). So I was hoping to pick something up today at PepBoys, any recomendations?

Ferrarislave 07-25-2005 08:01 AM

Get a spoke brush and Eagle One A2Z, it is acid free and avalible at chain stores. IMO for the veicles you drive, I would only buy products of the highest quality from online retailers such as www.premiumautocare.com, www.properautocare.com, www.topoftheline.com

A good wheel cleaner is needed espacially on a cars which produce serious brake dust, Porsche, BMW, Mercedes, Audi, VW etc..

If you keep your wheels clean the brake dust will not bake onto the wheels so much, and it will be easier to remove

msindi 07-27-2005 03:08 AM

id remove the wheels, clean the calipers and then put some wax or metal sealant to prevent/reduce future dust from sticking

CoreyNJ 07-27-2005 07:39 AM

Well I decided to wait and I ordered P21S Wheel Gel, P21S Wheel Cleaner spray and some more Rejex. I guess I'm going to try to put Rejex on the calipers in addition to the wheels.

Hopefully $80 bucks in wheel cleaning stuff and I finally have clean calipers.

LIL RAJA 07-27-2005 02:19 PM

i need to order some stuff this weekend then for the caliper cleaners, if it doesn't work then BBK it is....raja

1SICKLEX 07-27-2005 08:33 PM

Forumula 2001 has no acids involved, that is why I use it on hard to clean items......


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