Wheel Cleaner
#2
just soap and water to clean the wheels, keep them waxed and the dirt just washes off. Check out a product called Easy Shine by Satin Gloss, its a water based (no polymers) final finish that removed bugs and what not very well. I use it to wipe down my truck after final rinse and between washing to remove light dust of spot cleaning to get off bird dropping and bugs splatter. Love the stuff. Maybe Steve, FSTDANGO will give his prospective on the stuff as I got him to try it also.
#4
You only need a wheel cleaner when wheels are heavily soiled. My go to is Meguiar's All Wheel and Tire Cleaner. Like others have said keep them coated with a good sealant or wax. Collonite 476's or 845 works very well on wheels. A synthetic sealant will last longer than wax on paint and wheels.
I would wash with soap and water, try not to use a brush with hard bristles, then hit them with some metal polish and then top with a sealant.
I would wash with soap and water, try not to use a brush with hard bristles, then hit them with some metal polish and then top with a sealant.
#5
Good old soap and water but use car was h soap. Dish washing soap as some have used remember is formulated to remove food which contains grease and oil. These soaps maybe a bit too strong for a wheels finish especially chrome. Also I just recently bought at Target a microfiber brush that is about 6-8 inches long. comes in a 2 pack with an actual tire brush and this thing is just a microfiber towel covering that is foam underneath, can be removed and machine washed. I have RT so no chrome but reaches into clean the whole dish of the wheel without having to maneuver your hands in there if brakes may still be hot. I used it on my chrome wheels on my Kia Optima SXL and it works great. Think company is called mycar but its def in Target automotive section. 7 or 8 bucks for 2 brush double pack. I always used a carnuba wax back in the day on my chrome wheels and plan to do the same especially before winter.
#6
just soap and water to clean the wheels, keep them waxed and the dirt just washes off. Check out a product called Easy Shine by Satin Gloss, its a water based (no polymers) final finish that removed bugs and what not very well. I use it to wipe down my truck after final rinse and between washing to remove light dust of spot cleaning to get off bird dropping and bugs splatter. Love the stuff. Maybe Steve, FSTDANGO will give his prospective on the stuff as I got him to try it also.
Great Stuff which reminds me I need more V.
STEVE