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I could skip a weekend between washings if I had a way to clean the brake dust off my front wheels in between. It would have to be done without rinsing with a hose and getting water spots on the paint. Anybody do anything like that between washings?
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TwoTooBlack
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Have you tried a quick detailer and a towel? I wouldn't wait until they are gross, though. You might want to do it more than once a week. -
I haven't, but I will! Thanks.
TwoTooBlack
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I use the small California duster. I have a small one for the interior and another small one for the wheels. Works great for removing that annoying brake dust between washings.-Bob
NXTti graduate, Meguiars Ford/SEMA Team
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I like the duster idea -- i have one for the car and i do use it on the wheels but it's kind of big. Little one huh,
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My wheel spokes are wide enough to allow me to use a sheepskin mitt on my wheels. Due to bad Audi brake dust I fantatically wipe the wheels and keep plenty of sealant, most recently, Mothers Clear Coat Wheel Polish, on them.Comment
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quick detailer works awsome onmy painted wheels.i use it for touch up as and after i wash really improves the gloss on my rims and keeps them cleaner longer.Comment
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