cilit bang to clean alloy wheels

[djad1200]

WOW what a difference

They are like brand new now

Best thing in the kitchen cupboard and it works better than alloy wheel cleaner

[y2blade]

djad1200 said:

WOW what a difference

They are like brand new now

Best thing in the kitchen cupboard and it works better than alloy wheel cleaner

you beauty

I'm going to try this at the weekend.

[tbc]

djad1200 = barry scott

[Steve vRS]

Tesco Daisy multi surface cleaner is good as well.

Steve

[Nedzilla]

Which one? the one ive got at the minute has bleach in it which cant be a good idea.

[Blown2CV]

BANG and the lacquer is gone?

[y2blade]

Blown2CV said:

BANG and the lacquer is gone?

If it is a BMW it will all be flaked off anyway.

[LuS1fer]

You really need a product like Iron X to get rid of the sintered crud from your brakes.

[Steve vRS]

Company car so as long as the wheels last 4 years and I can get them clean quickly, I'm happy

Plus, have you seen how hard the 320 Efficient Dynamics wheels are to clean!

Steve

[retrorider]

Steve vRS said:

Tesco Daisy multi surface cleaner is good as well.

Steve

And its only about 50p too...

[FleshMechanic]

I read the title quickly and missed out the first "i".....

[matt21]

FleshMechanic said:

I read the title quickly and missed out the first "i".....

Someone didn't get any last night.....

[FleshMechanic]

matt21 said:

Someone didn't get any last night.....

Is it that obvious?

[Ewa Woowa]

I hgave the following piece of 'corrosion' on my alloy wheels and was wondering if anyone could recommend anything to reduce / stop the spread of it. Or explain how it's happened!?

[Blown2CV]

a refurb?

[ohtari]

Clearcoat

As for cleaning them, generic alloy cleaner, very fine steel wool and a gentle rub.

[7even]

Ewa Woowa said:

I hgave the following piece of 'corrosion' on my alloy wheels and was wondering if anyone could recommend anything to reduce / stop the spread of it. Or explain how it's happened!?

I would check your anti corrosion warranty on the car/wheels and see if they are still covered. If not you would need a refurb (or a bit rust treatment then touch them in for the short term)

[Blown2CV]

wheels are not covered under anti-corrosion warranty. Just get them refurbed it's like £50 a corner. It's only going to get worse when water and crap gets under the lacquer