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What brushes do people use to clean there alloys one currently have doesn't fit in between the discs & alloys.

Also it starts to rip it's self up when cleaning

Bad karma that title.

Wallachie wrote:Bad karma that title.

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Your gonna get some feedback for that title!!
I was hoping for an undertray and spare alloy!

Tempting fate that title is


Anyway, I use a set of wheel woolies for all my wheels.

http://www.elitecarcare.co.uk/elite-whe ... ce-kit.php

Ah well eh haha. Ile change the title to " just won the lottery " bet no one would say tempting fate then lol

I have never used a brush.....good old terry towel and hand power

Yep, Wheel Woolies for me too.
You will need the 3 of them for the from wheels

Alex

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Not the wonder wheels brush by any chance?
I always use soft clothes or towels.something I have found to make it easier to keep my alloys clean is use auto glym super resin polish on them( once there clean obviously.) the brake dust just wipes off,saves a lot of time in the long run..

An old sock is better than a brush, depends how keen you are to get in your hands and knees scrubbing away.

Wheel woolies - seems to hold up better than the others i have used

wheel woolies for me too... expensive but do the job well.

scaghead wrote:Like it...
Not the wonder wheels brush by any chance?
I always use soft clothes or towels.something I have found to make it easier to keep my alloys clean is use auto glym super resin polish on them( once there clean obviously.) the brake dust just wipes off,saves a lot of time in the long run..

I thought you just sent your boy out to do it Jase?

scaghead wrote:Like it...
Not the wonder wheels brush by any chance?
I always use soft clothes or towels.something I have found to make it easier to keep my alloys clean is use auto glym super resin polish on them( once there clean obviously.) the brake dust just wipes off,saves a lot of time in the long run..

Hmmm not to sure, I got it from Asda it's a good brush but rips apart when you catch it on the discs, but an old sock idea sounds good haha.

I have been using the poor boys wheel wax, pretty much does the same thing, dust comes off really easy, can actually jet was most of it off if there isn't to much built up

I just use a mop mitt.