is there something you can put on alloys to help carbon deposits come off easier !!
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is there something you can put on alloys to help carbon deposits come off easier !!
as above for after washing them to help keep them cleaner !! i hate scrubbing them too hard and would like them to stay shiny and carbon free !!
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Agreed.
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Have to agree mate,i have tried a couple of different products and none seem to work THAT well and/or last very long................although i suppose it depends how often you clean your car,as every time you wash it,you wash off some of the product ?
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Here's my routine, works great and not too difficult to stay on top of...
Weekly - thorough wash with normal suds, microfibre wash mitt and ultra safe spoke brush, then dry with old waffle weave towel
Monthly - wash as above, adding in Menzerna Gel 7.5 to help shift any stubborn dust, then add another coat of Poorboy's Wheel Sealant using a Megs foam pad, buff off with work towels
Quarterly/Half Yearly - after washing, remove wheels from car, check for any stubborn residue (if found remove with either Menzerna Gel 7.5 or failing that, acid based products), then apply basecoat of Jeffs Werkstatt Prime Strong, then a couple of coats of Wheel Sealant, then refit to car. The use of Prime Strong is optional, but I find it adds extra gloss to my jet black wheels, and add to overall levels of durability.
Weekly - thorough wash with normal suds, microfibre wash mitt and ultra safe spoke brush, then dry with old waffle weave towel
Monthly - wash as above, adding in Menzerna Gel 7.5 to help shift any stubborn dust, then add another coat of Poorboy's Wheel Sealant using a Megs foam pad, buff off with work towels
Quarterly/Half Yearly - after washing, remove wheels from car, check for any stubborn residue (if found remove with either Menzerna Gel 7.5 or failing that, acid based products), then apply basecoat of Jeffs Werkstatt Prime Strong, then a couple of coats of Wheel Sealant, then refit to car. The use of Prime Strong is optional, but I find it adds extra gloss to my jet black wheels, and add to overall levels of durability.
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