Brake dust rust Removal

[Mikemc]

Got rust on my alloys due to them being in storage for a while, don't wanna go at them with a scouring pad just incase I scratch them? Any tips appreciated thank you

 

[Mikemc]

Should of added its dried on quite hard, hasn't broke the surface of the paintwork though

 

[MarcB]

I use bilburry alloy wheel cleaner & a tooth brush and it works wonders

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Bilbery_Safe_Wheel_Cleaner_2.html#aVPBIL1L

 

[.Stevo.C.]

Either bilberry as Marc says or Iron-x.

 

[SimplyEd]

Bilberry is good but it won't shift the really stubborn dust that's baked on. Iron-X will shift it.

 

[Gally]

Bilberry is good but it won't shift the really stubborn dust that's baked on. Iron-X will shift it.

+1 mate. I don't actually rate Billberry.

 

[jenic]

Wonder wheels and an old toothbrush FTW

 

[Leeshez]

Sorry to but in but have u guys used this?
http://www.autobritedirect.co.uk/index.php/very-cherry-wheel-cleaner-non-acid.html

 

[MatthewR]

Yes, it's very good but again wont necessarily be ably to shift very stubborn break dust.. You'd be best hitting it with iron x first and using berry cherry as your weekly wash.

 

[JD]

I would suggest de-ironizer over IronX for this application. Because you can leave it to dry (so the difference between Iron X and De-ironizer, i.e. the time it takes to react, is ruled out) and then blast the dried gel off with a pressure washer.