Brake dust repel with Wheelwax

[Penguin]

I just found a little blurb I cut out and filed from Car & Driver that basically says RejeX works. So that's on my list to try when Spring rolls around.

A Google later showed this:

2002 Audi A4 3.0 CVT - Baubles and Bolt-Ons - Car and Driver

So I guess my habit of "cut and file" of paper is becoming obsolete...

[J.Belknap]

Originally Posted by Penguin

I just found a little blurb I cut out and filed from Car & Driver that basically says RejeX works. So that's on my list to try when Spring rolls around.

IMHO, RejeX works amazingly well, it's the tank armor of waxes. Great for prepping the wheel barrels for a very easy clean. (And by easy, I mean, hot soapy water and a light swipe with a microfiber.)

After that, the wheel cleaning chemicals became obsolete.

[Xtony]

Here's some data for you:

I replaced my front pads with Centrics(No front Akebonos for the 4.8L engine) and my rears with Akebono Euros. Now my wheels stay clean for about 6 weeks before I feel I need to wash them as compared with a week with the stock pads. Occasionally get a faint squeak as I come to a stop, but nothing serious.

As for waxing wheels, it definitely makes them easier to clean. I've found that Klasse All In One and Sealant Glaze seems to last the longest.

[Jen]

you won't be disappointed with the sonax. It turns from green to maroon when done. It really works well not matter how much brakes dust has built up. I am totally impressed with it!

[Orientexpress]

Collinite 845. Is easily applied and taken off. I use this for my wheels.