removing baked on brake dust

[sharki786]

Basically my mate got a mk2 16v his wheels have brake dust thats baked on. I have billberrys wheel cleaner but i heard goof things about AS iron x.
Which i better?
Also i have some poor boys wheel wax for him to use.

[Dan J]

Yep ironX will chomp through it though if they are heavily contaminated then I'd suggest getting the top layers of crap off with your usual wheel cleaner and get as much as you can off then rinse,inspect and apply ironX to the effected areas and allow to dwell for 5/10 mins agitate if needed,rinse and inspect again, if they are really really crapped up it might take a few goes before you see improvement. IronX paste is good for longer dwell time as its thicker than the spray version so may be worth considering if its needed.

[Ginge 35Edition]

Iron x - wheel cleaner - wash - clay bar if you can - repeat - seal = Job Done!

[sharki786]

Sweet people.
What about purple rain?
That better then iron x?

[scarr89]

There are many different brands of 'de ironizer' products, they are basically do the same thing. Just get one of them, it will sort you out no problem. 

[RocketRossUK]

Whats the best and reasonably priced wheel sealer?....need to get some more

[Ginge 35Edition]

I've just ordered some poorboys for £12.

[sharki786]

Thanks guys.

[RocketRossUK]

I've just ordered some poorboys for £12.

so did i a few days a go, its really good stuff, 4 days later and still looking really clean

[Dan J]

If you want good durabilty go for fk1000p which isn't much more than the pb's stuff which isn't as durable.