Got a brake dust problem?
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Got a brake dust problem?
If you guys hate brake dust problems, I think I've found the perfect solutions for you guys.
http://www.armorall.com/products/vie...ry_index=wheel
It beads HONEY.
Here is an independent test I also found on the product
http://vimeo.com/10218627
http://www.armorall.com/products/vie...ry_index=wheel
It beads HONEY.
Here is an independent test I also found on the product
http://vimeo.com/10218627
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Unbelievable. Damn, that stuff is good. Thanks for the post. Something tells me you just bought a sh*t load of ARMORALL shares off the NYSE. Gonna go out and get me some. I wonder what would happen if you got some over spray on the breaks....
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I am curious to see if this product would hold well on the surface of the caliper. If so, it would be ideal but I have the feeling that the caliper probably get to hot for this product.
My other concern would be to see if this product corrodes/damage the clear coat on the rims.
My other concern would be to see if this product corrodes/damage the clear coat on the rims.
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jeez that actually looks pretty good. almost 'too good'....
hope all that overspray doesn't contain any silicone!!! because its all over the bodywork!!!
hope all that overspray doesn't contain any silicone!!! because its all over the bodywork!!!
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Does this mean we have to remove the wheel(s) each time we apply the product? I am assuming you don't want to get this stuff onto the rotors or will it burn off when you use the brakes for the first time?
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I never get caught up with tire and wheel products. I've used Bleach tire cleaner for YEARS, thats about it. I've tried just about everything out there, and so far they all fail. Maybe I'll give this a shot.
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Ive personally tried this, and Eagle Ones Keep Wheels Clean, and they are horrible! They leave a milky haze after it dries on the wheels. Used it once, and threw them both out. Garbage! Heres Eagle Ones version.
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web...%7CGRP2074____
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web...%7CGRP2074____
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It'll still coat a film of dust, just not as much. Depending on the speed of the car and the wheel design, etc..
This sort of product has been around for a while. They all work under the same principal (anti-static coatings, but only after you clean the wheels really well.) Some are just marketed better than others.
fwiw, I use this: http://www.autogeek.net/dp-wheel-glaze.html
This sort of product has been around for a while. They all work under the same principal (anti-static coatings, but only after you clean the wheels really well.) Some are just marketed better than others.
fwiw, I use this: http://www.autogeek.net/dp-wheel-glaze.html
