a2z
#1
Driver
Thread Starter
![Default](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/icons/icon1.gif)
Hey guys,
I live in arizona so not a big need to wash my car all the time. I typically wash every other weekend. However, the brake dust has been a big issue to keep under control between washes. With the many recommendations from this site in mind, I picked up the aerosol version of EagleOne A2Z wheel cleaner and a wheel brush. Took me maybe 5 minutes and the wheels look perfect! The stuff works wayyyyyyyyyyy better than the other methods I've used. Highly recommended. Thanks for turning me onto this stuff!!
I live in arizona so not a big need to wash my car all the time. I typically wash every other weekend. However, the brake dust has been a big issue to keep under control between washes. With the many recommendations from this site in mind, I picked up the aerosol version of EagleOne A2Z wheel cleaner and a wheel brush. Took me maybe 5 minutes and the wheels look perfect! The stuff works wayyyyyyyyyyy better than the other methods I've used. Highly recommended. Thanks for turning me onto this stuff!!
#4
Lexus Connoisseur
![Default](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/icons/icon1.gif)
PHXF, I'll have to look into that. How well does it cut the grime on the inner wheel barrel?
I think Caymandive recently found a good fix for the brake dust with an aftermarket set of brake pads. Low dusting ceramics I believe. I'm waiting to get through these pads before I switch on.
I think Caymandive recently found a good fix for the brake dust with an aftermarket set of brake pads. Low dusting ceramics I believe. I'm waiting to get through these pads before I switch on.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
tastemydus
IS F (2008-2014)
27
10-29-08 12:43 AM