i have 3 piece iforged wheels and im having a hard time cleaning the area between the center piece and lip.. there seems to be grime there that just wont go away... what do you guys use?

 

I go through the same problem with my Work Meister. Usually it takes just over 30 minutes to clean each wheels. Usually i use Q-Tips for those hard to reach areas.

 

my grime seems to be a solid rock :[ anyone else wanna chime in?

 

Griots garage has a boar's hair brush to do wheels. you'll probably need to
agitate it a little with car soap and rinse off.

after its clean, i only use QD (Prima Slick) to remove brake dust.

 

ahhh.. i dont think i can get any of those products here in cali

 

I clean those tough to reach areas with the P12S Metal Polishing Soap. It comes with a sponge and you just get it wet and wipe on the soap. It instantly has a rich lather that cleans the wheels and leaves a great shine too. For any really stuborn stains I use the P21S Finish Restorer, probably the strongest metal polish that I've used. This process isn't exactly fast but it works really well and is faster than many other methods I've used.

 

Something that also works great is orange cleaner. I get it at home depot by the gallon. This is the best cleaner Ive ever used. I use it on EVERYTHING! For the house the cars everything. Its about 10.00 a gallon.

 

thats not the same as orange oil is it? You used that on your black asantis?

-Vin

 

Well cant say Ive used on on the Asanti's. They havent been dirty enough. But Ive used it on other wheels. It wont hurt them. It the SHIET!

 

i dont think imma use the orange oil... punchit is there a local shop i can purchase those?

 

Hahaha cool.

 

really?

www.griotsgarage.com

 

a soft tooth brush or maybe something softer should work..easier than a q tip

 

like boar's hair brush...

i wouldn't recommend using toothbrushes unless they are similar
hair. most nylon brushes will scratch.

 

Yes, boar's hair is the way to go, search on autopia and its recommended quite a bit