Best cleaning product for V12VS satin black L/W wheels?

[Phil74891]

Hi Team, what does anyone recommend? Need to give them a once over before I put my black nut covers on

(I know not to jet wash them with the CCMs).

Thanks!

[quench]

Car soap, water and manual labour. Seriously, not trying to be annoying, but same as the rest of the car. Dirt that won't rinse off is going to need some elbow grease, simple as that.

[DocW]

I use Turtle Wax Redline Alloy cleaner about every 4-5 washes and Autoglym Ultra Shampoo every time. I have treated the surface with Nanolex Matte Spray Sealant and this certainly helps keep the finish without a gloss but retaining the matte. This is my daily driver and has covered 6000 miles around Europe as well as 6000 miles UK driving in 2 1/2 years.

[Felonious]

Once clean, apply Swissvax Autobahn over all exposed parts of the wheel. Cleaning will never have been easier. Smells good, too.

[bogie]

Have always just used the same stuff as Im doing the body with. As above, get the wheels off from time to time, clean and seal them. Then they will just wipe clean each time

[huntsen]

The window cleaner saw me cleaning the car one day.
He used to be a detailer, so he was able to put me straight.
Soapy water (washing up liquid's fine) and a lambswool mitt. Wash the whole wheel, including the brake caliper.
When all the wheels have been done, roll the car forward half a wheel circumference and do it all again.
Rinse with copious amounts of fresh water from nothing stronger than a garden hose.
Works every time and costs virtually nothing.
Replace the Pagid brake pads with Porterfields, to reduce brake dust.

[DB9VolanteDriver]

All of the above is rather unnecessary with CCM. The wheels can be easily cleaned with a dry towel, cloth or paper, if done on a regular basis. The wheels just don't accumulate any brake dust since the CCM discs don't wear as compared to steel discs.