i jus wash mine rite an regular and it stops it cakin on....my wheels were polished aswell so a dab of auto sol metal cleaner brought em up bling bling a treat :D

Might have to give that a go :thumbs:

NO NO...the BEST wheel cleaner has to be MUC-OFF

It's actually designed to clean chain grease and tough sh*t like that on bikes!

Its buy one get one free from Halfords at the mo!!

Jus spray this stuff on and leave it for a minute, come back and wipe with a cloth and all the brake dust and other crap cums off!!!

Its the Mr Muscle of wheel cleaners!!!

i'd never user it to clean my paint work, but is ok on me alloys :)

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Originally posted by livefastdriveyoung
hes right, its the chemicals in it, over long term use, it damages the paint

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i bought a can of wheel cleaner from the pound shop for a quid (obviously) and it works wonders

spray it on leave it a while then wash it off :thumbs:

hes right, its the chemicals in it, over long term use, it damages the paint

because it can, read any car handbook or haynes guide and it will say dont use washing up liquid to clean your paintwork

many alcoholic drinks will take the paint off your car,

just cos you can eat/drink it dosnt mean its kind to your paintwork!!!

how can something that you eat off and wash with ya hands, ruin ya paintwork :boggle:

dont use fairy on your car paintwork it ruins the laquer,

i imagine it does the same on the wheels.

i use autoglym wheel cleaner, works a treat

can't beat old fashioned elbow grease ;)

lol same as e-tec, cloth, water and a little bit of fairy liquid, does the job well!

Apparently is quite abraisive and can damage wheels if used too often or left on too long.

ive been using wonder wheels , wat happens wid long term use?

water, dish cloth and fairy liquid.

thats what i use

what do you all use to clean your alloys? I did use Wonder Wheels but have been hearing that it can damage alloys long term due to it being acidic.