Product for getting rid of brake dust?
Evening all,
My PFF's have taken a hammering over the summer with my new K-Sports and Blue stuff pads. I clean the car every week but I can't seem to shift the brake dust that clings to the calipers and rims in places. Can anyone suggest a decent product to shift it? |
Bilberry juice, About £12 for a 1L bottle which can be diluted to your requirements, :thumb:
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i used bilbury and its left like acid stains not real bad but i no its there stopped using it now
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Originally Posted by sonic93
(Post 10775261)
i used bilbury and its left like acid stains not real bad but i no its there stopped using it now
did you leave it on a bit to long ? my local detailer warned me of this but said if it does dry on spray more bilberry juice on it to get it off:thumb: |
brake dust cleaner
Mr muscle oven cleaner, used it numerous times, just dont breathe the fumes.
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I think the acidic stuff is ok for tough jobs but don't leave it on for more than a min or two a quick agitate then a good rinse works for me, have you tried waxing ur wheels to stop break dust sticking as much?
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iron x will shift it
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I use bilberry diluted to 10:1 with water and never had any issues . I use minimal water on the rinse process too (don't have a hose)
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Originally Posted by JohnnyBlaze
(Post 10776694)
I think the acidic stuff is ok for tough jobs but don't leave it on for more than a min or two a quick agitate then a good rinse works for me, have you tried waxing ur wheels to stop break dust sticking as much?
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Check detailing world if u don't already it's all on there.
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