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Perfectlap · 12-14-2009, 10:29 AM

^ That's pretty smart.

p.s.
Those spoked wheels lend themselves to waxing to cut down on dust.
I don't mess with Wheel Wax brand because I found it to be a little to hard to remove. I use any old acrylic (synthetic--as in not carnauba) wax, eitehr liquid or paste. Particularly the inside of the wheel. Then I use my go to antistatic spray (Finish Kare 425 from www.autogeek.net). After about a week the brake dust rolls right off with a simple Optimum No Rinse bucket mix and a soft wheel face brush. All four come clean in about five minutes.

12-14-2009, 10:29 AM	#4
Perfectlap Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: New Jersey Posts: 8,709	^ That's pretty smart. p.s. Those spoked wheels lend themselves to waxing to cut down on dust. I don't mess with Wheel Wax brand because I found it to be a little to hard to remove. I use any old acrylic (synthetic--as in not carnauba) wax, eitehr liquid or paste. Particularly the inside of the wheel. Then I use my go to antistatic spray (Finish Kare 425 from www.autogeek.net). After about a week the brake dust rolls right off with a simple Optimum No Rinse bucket mix and a soft wheel face brush. All four come clean in about five minutes. __________________ GT3 Recaro Seats - Boxster Red GT3 Aero / Carrera 18" 5 spoke / Potenza RE-11 Fabspeed Headers & Noise Maker BORN: March 2000 - FINLAND IMS#1 REPLACED: April 2010 - NEW JERSEY -- LNE DUAL ROW Last edited by Perfectlap; 12-14-2009 at 10:48 AM.