How Do You Remove Brake Dust From Aluminum Wheels?
As brake dust accumulates on your aluminum wheels, it can become baked into the finish causing pitting and scaring damage that may require the replacement of the rims. Removing brake dust before it has a chance to meld with the polish of your wheels will help prevent costly repairs and keep your aluminum wheels looking as good as new. Move your car to an area where it will be out of direct sunlight and make sure your brakes are cool before beginning. Spray your aluminum wheels with a water hose to wash away any loose brake dust and cool the rims. As brake dust becomes heated, it can seep into the polish and stain your wheels. Take special care to avoid adding heat to the rims while you’re working. Apply a non-abrasive cleaner specially designed for aluminum wheels onto the rims of your car. Spray the rims thoroughly and allow the cleaner to work 1 to 2 minutes before proceeding to the next step. Scrub away the brake dust using a soft bristled brush. Pay special attention to any nooks a
