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Hi All,

I noticed there was a few inquiries over products, processes and general questions about cleaning and caring for your Jaguar.
So i thought i would be a good opportunity to open a thread for Care Care and Detailing for all to ask any questions or queries for us to respond to.

just a little info on myself.
Im a Fulltime Professional Detailer, Multi Approved in the UK (Swindon) at RedGuard AutoSpa

im always happy to help. any questions just fire away

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Hi Miles

I've got a question

What can i use on my wheels, there all ways covered in brake dust, clean them and a few hours later, there covered again

is there anything out there that makes the wheels non stick and stay cleaner for more than a day

many thanks

Joe

 

Posted

alloys wheels do bring a few issues to light. The old fashioned steel wheels seems never to get "kerbed" and the hub caps were easy to clean [and easy to steal].

My wheels have been kerbed by a previous owner and need a refurbishment, and being a pensioner, I need to count the pennies somewhat. There is a local company in Lichfield with a good reputation, and hopefully in the summer I will have all 5 done  --  I have a matching "proper" factory issued spare as specified by the first owner.

A lot depends on what the MOT throws up in June.

Peter.

Posted

Hi Gents,

Sorry for the slow reply we have been away this weekend with our Sponsored Drift Car and Customers Cars at a show.

Wheel Care 101 -

Products -
Wheel Soap - PH Neutral - Salts and Solvents - Lubricates Cleaning - Slick Rims Wheel Soap
Acid Free Wheel Cleaner - Alkaline Based Cleaner - Removes Dirt and Grime Build Up - Bilberry Wheel Cleaner / Formula Clean Wheel Cleaner
Fallout Remover - Ferrous Metal Cleaner Using Alkalines - Bleeds Red/Purple While Reacting - Removes Iron Fallout - Orange Pitting - Formula Clean Iron Remover
Acid Type 1 -  Mild Acidic Cleaner - Autoglym Fast Wheels - Removes Brake Dust - Autoglym Fast Wheels / Valet Pro Blue Gel
Acid Type 2 - Strong Acid Cleaner - HydroChloric - For Professional Use - Severe Brake Dust Removal
Brake Cleaner - For CV Joints That Have Burst

Sealing -
Wax - Swissvax PTFE (www.swissvax.co.uk)
Sealant - Slickrims Sealant (www.waxaddicts.co.uk)
Coating - IGL Wheels (www.IGLCoatings.com)

Equipment -

Detailing Chemical Brush
Detailing Brush
Wheel Woolies

Try to always use the least aggressive method and use the neccesary steps.

Always use a seperate bucket solely just for wheels.
if kneeling down if not the easiest remove the wheels to clean. make sure to torque to manafacture spec and support with axle stands.

 


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