After trying almost every wheel cleaner you can buy off the shelf I have come to the conclusion you get the same results with soap and water.
I found this wheel cleaner on the internet and saw some videos and decided to order some and give it a try. It's a "No Scrub" wheel cleaner that is safe to use for any clear coated rims. It's non a non-acid based cleaner called Brown Royal.
It is also supposed to be used on tires. I used to use blech-white and then scrub, but I no longer have to do it. The tires come out so clean you don't need any tire dressing.
My rims are never dirty enough to notice a difference so I decided to clean the inside of the rims.
Just off the car. 7 years worth of brake dust.
Brown Royal doing its job lifting the dust and cleaning the tire.
I ended up using a sponge to lift the loosened brake dust off. I didn't use anything to scrub the tires.
I highly suggest you guys get some instead of wasting your money on stuff off the shelf. It comes in a 1 gallon container for like $12 and you dilute it 1:3 and get a shitload of use out of it.
I found this wheel cleaner on the internet and saw some videos and decided to order some and give it a try. It's a "No Scrub" wheel cleaner that is safe to use for any clear coated rims. It's non a non-acid based cleaner called Brown Royal.
It is also supposed to be used on tires. I used to use blech-white and then scrub, but I no longer have to do it. The tires come out so clean you don't need any tire dressing.
My rims are never dirty enough to notice a difference so I decided to clean the inside of the rims.
Just off the car. 7 years worth of brake dust.
Brown Royal doing its job lifting the dust and cleaning the tire.
I ended up using a sponge to lift the loosened brake dust off. I didn't use anything to scrub the tires.
I highly suggest you guys get some instead of wasting your money on stuff off the shelf. It comes in a 1 gallon container for like $12 and you dilute it 1:3 and get a shitload of use out of it.