Stubborn brake dust on alloys

[Lucastheone92]

Can anyone recommend how I can get this off my alloys? I've used normal car shampoo and clay kit and still no luck!


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[rich83]

Ironx

[dansmith180]

Ironx and or ironx paste

[ChrisGT]

Another vote for IronX. 

I would also suggest using a good wheel sealant to help protect the finish and make your wheels super easy to keep clean in the future. I use Gtechniq C5 but there are many many others out there.

Chris

[Lucastheone92]

Thank you all for the replies


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[stomper]

IronX, may take a good soaking, brush and re-application to get stubborn bits off

[lukemk5gti]

IronX also... Smells lovely too!! 

Also as stated I would seal and even wax afterwards.

[Tfsi_Mike]

IronX, dragons breath, purple rain etc.

Bilberry

Claybar :)

[Matt-Finishes]

You need a fallout remover.

Yes iron X is a fallout remover and seems to be one that everyone likes, ive not used it myself but theres lots of very good fallout removers on the market.

[Trow81]

I use Auto Finesse Iron Out does the trick


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[willni]

Another vote for IronX. 

I would also suggest using a good wheel sealant to help protect the finish and make your wheels super easy to keep clean in the future. I use Gtechniq C5 but there are many many others out there.

Chris

Next time you recoat it, should try topping it with exo, so much easier to clean

[ChrisGT]

I do top mine with EXO 

But for most people just C5 is enough to help keep them clean. 

Chris

[FJ1000]

I've tried a few wheel cleaners. IronX is good, but Gtechniq W6 is better.

Give your wheels a coat of gtechniq wheel armour when you're done - makes cleaning a doddle.


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