How Do You Remove Oxidation & Brake Dust From Aluminum Wheels?
Alloy wheels are an important part of a vehicle, contributing to its value as well as to its appearance. Proper care and maintenance of wheels includes cleaning them regularly and preventing the buildup of brake dust and oxidation, both of which can occur on a daily basis. With the right tools and approach, cleaning your wheels is a straightforward process. Wash the exterior of your car. This will prevent more dirt from getting onto the wheels when you are cleaning them. Rinse the wheel arches and the inside of the spokes with a pressure hose. After you rinse the wheels and wash the exterior, dry the car with terrycloth towels. Spray a high-quality wheel cleaner liberally onto the wheel so that it is completely covered in cleaner. Let the cleaner soak in for a few minutes. Scrub the wheel with a wheel-cleaning brush or a wash mitt, cleaning between the spokes as well as on the face and the rim of the wheel. Rinse the wheel thoroughly with a hose or a pressure washer. Dry the wheel with
