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Any techniques on how to easily remove break dust from wheels?
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If you're using OEM pads...maybe a set of Axxis...night and day difference !
Braking is slightly less then OEM pads though. If you continue to use OEM, I suggest the Eagle One Wheel Cleaner and then a coat of wax on the wheels. ....which helps a little . As long as you keep ontop of the brake dust cleaning wise, after the inital cleaning, you should be fine. |
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I would say use P21S Wheel Cleaner Gel Formula, the gel grabs the brake dust well.
Wash your wheels/car more frequently a coat of wheel wax or wax would help as well. |
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Groits garage wheel cleaner or ZEP Degreaser work great to get the dust off
Mothers or eagle one wheel wax to extend how long they stay clean |
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and you can also Zaino the wheels for easy cleaning.
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chef wong.......wat is a set of Axxis? is that a new set of brake pads?
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