:werd: warm soapy water, chemicals can damage clear coat on wheels


our local walmart has it , if not you can order directly from the website, or pick it up at an event that they attend

 

Peepboyz

 

> hand brush

soft bristles with drill power , its the wash version of the mothers power ball

 

just use the high pressure nozzle on your water hose hfawk:

 

I'll go check wally world later. I need another wash mitt, bucket, and some microfibers for wax removal too.

Don't have that either...I gotz Kragen. o:

 

There is a similar brush by black magic. There's a wheel brush (for the face of the wheels) and a spokes brush (for the sides of the spokes and the inner rim) and I think they're 12 bucks for the wheel brush and 10 for the spoke brush.

I use the super wheel cleaner (purple spray bottle, forgot the brand name) and spray it on the wheels. Works pretty well in getting brake dust off and it seems to really clean the calipers as well. But I spray it on, hose it off and then still wash it using soap and water with the wheel brushes.

 

it doesnt work on the hard brake dust in the corners, plus the water sprays back at you.

they're at pep boys.

i just use warm water and regular car wash solution (i'm partical to meguiars, but use whatever u want as long as it isnt dishwashing soap)

that drill piece looks pretty good too. i'd be more concerned about water/soap splatter, but must be nice. thanks for the heads up

 

i use one of these bad boys

 

obviously your going to get some...but do wheels first and you dont have to worry too much about it...

i havent used one myself yet, but i saw some wheels done with that then the power ball for polishing and they were pretty damn clean

fyi they sell for like 20 bucks

 

i used to use that one too.... but it was still a hassle to clean between the spokes and corners... the first brush of this thread, you should seriously try it once