use a protectant rather than a wax (wax melts from the heat from braking).GenX said:i was reading something about waxing the wheels to prevent brake dust
from sticking to them, and other junk. :worry:
Interesting, I just use Meguiars Detailing spray, now that I have thought about it. I have never used the clay...too lazy I suppose. :doh:prowler said:use a protectant rather than a wax (wax melts from the heat from braking).GenX said:i was reading something about waxing the wheels to prevent brake dust
from sticking to them, and other junk. :worry:
If you need to clean them (like removing brake dust) clay works best without the chance of damaging the thin chrome.
clay IS lazy - keep using the detailing spray, just use the clay to remove it rather than a microfiber towel.jonas1022 said:Interesting, I just use Meguiars Detailing spray, now that I have thought about it. I have never used the clay...too lazy I suppose. :doh:prowler said:use a protectant rather than a wax (wax melts from the heat from braking).GenX said:i was reading something about waxing the wheels to prevent brake dust
from sticking to them, and other junk. :worry:
If you need to clean them (like removing brake dust) clay works best without the chance of damaging the thin chrome.