brake dust

[godsANGER]

i have looked but couldn't find the answer, whats a really strong/good brake dust cleaner as ill be refurbing my alloys soon'ish and before i do refurb i need to give them a dam good clean, there's a lot of brake dust (last owner must have never cleaned them and since ive had the golf been meaning to refurb the alloys so never really given a dam good clean) cant seam to shift the dust now.

Thanks in advance

[Guy]

well... rumour on the grapevine is that iron-x is the thing to use on really bad wheels

[butler2.8i]

Got to agree with guy 

[godsANGER]

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/CarPro_Iron_Cut_1.html#aAQIC500

This stuff ?

thanks

[butler2.8i]

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/CarPro_Iron_Cut_1.html#aAQIC500

This stuff ?

thanks

Thats the kiddy

[godsANGER]

thanks guys

just seen this link below my post  :embarassed:

http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=199793.0

[butler2.8i]

Be warned it bloody stinks though 

[godsANGER]

Be warned it bloody stinks though 

nice ill let my Gf smell it when i get it shes got a great gag reflex lol

[butler2.8i]

Be warned it bloody stinks though 

nice ill let my Gf smell it when i get it shes got a great gag reflex lol

 

[Seanl]

Do you really need to do it if your gonna refirb em anyway? Mine had a lot of baked on brake dust before I refirbed them and just scrubbed them with a scotch pad first before wet n drying them. The scotchpad took everything off so all was good anyway. Its only gonna have worked its way down into the clearcoat at worst so I dont think you will need it, unless you want it for afterwards obviously.