small question on rims
#2
i wouldnt use anything other thank Meguiars hot rims on them just to be safe, degreaser has harsh chemicals in it wich can harm your finish, warm water and a flared head brush from crappytire, its the ones that look like the tips of the brush have been split like 100 times so they loose the abrasiveness and are soft to the touch,or you could try a relatively low number toothbrush, thats my oppinion
#8
^ Depends on the pad. I had Hawk HP+ and within one day of just driving to work, the front rims would be covered. By the end of the week, they would be black. I've since changed to gunmetal rims and the Hawk HPS and I can't really tell. Hawks are naturally dusty, though.
#9
putting wax on the wheel will repel brake dust and make it easier to clean, as well as protecting the finish. wheels are supposed get too hot for regular waxes, so they make stuff like this. but on my current wheels, i just sprayed on quick detailer after a wash every once in a while.
http://www.wheelwax.com/
http://www.wheelwax.com/
#10
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^^^ Werd i heard about that stuff. you can buy it a crappy tire an partsource. i forgot the name of it but it comes in a black can. i think it's called wheel max or something
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