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I love the smell
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The only wheel cleaners that are spray on, rinse off, with no agitation are acid wheel cleaners. You are not going to find too many acid based wheel cleaners with that ability at a consumer level because they can absolutely etch wheels.
PH balanced car soap has no chance of removing brake dust without cleaning the wheel without a brush or a towel, period.
What about using Sonax?
I've had a bit of trouble determining what to use for my car. It's a new car but I get crazy brake dust as well. I used Turtle Wheel Cleaner for my first wash and it worked well, however I was concerned about overspray getting to the actual brakes and such.
Some people say to use APC, other dedicated wheel cleaners.
It's probably the best fallout remover, but dedicated wheel cleaners are still more aggressive. Products like Sonax Wheel Cleaner Plus make Iron-X look meh in my opinion. But, you thought Iron-X was expensive...Thanks for the responses. I know Iron X is the best, but it's pricey to use for just wheels. Are there any safe alternatives? I've read a lot of good things about Sonax, but it's also ridiculously overpriced, even if you buy 5 liters of it. I checked the price history of Adam's wheel cleaner and sometimes it goes on sale for $40 per gallon. If I can find it locally, I'm also wondering about Meguiar's Mirror Bright.
A wheel cleaner that works good AND smells good? I don't believe it! HahaWas mentioned I think.
Diablo wheel cleaner from Chemical Guys. Also good for wheels. Spray on to soak and then wash by hand with micro fiber or soft brush. You can also dilute and help keep cost down. Smells good and feels good to wash with.
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