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Re: Wheel Cleaner for Brake Dust (archive)
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Posted by Ben on April 17, 2000 at 16:15:50:

In Reply to: Wheel Cleaner for Brake Dust posted by Adam on April 16, 2000 at 21:29:43:

I have been using P21S with great results. Eagle one is an acid based cleaner. I used it for several months not knowing and it corroded my front calipers and even the surface of the rims that I had to polish them, due to a white chalk like residue that was forming on the rims surface. I wash my care very often, about two to three times a week. You, may not sot you may be able to get away with using an acid based cleaner. I personally would not recommend anything but P21S, it's expensive but worth it. Good Luck!!

: I just bought a spray bottle of a Castrol "all wheel" cleaning product. The good news is that it does a very good job of removing brake dust and grime. The bad news is that it causes a discoloration on the tire sidewalls that looks like a scuff. After checking the archives, I see positive comments on Meguiars, P21S and EagleOne. Can anyone comment if these discolor tires?

: Thanks...Adam



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