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As the title states, just wondering what GS4 owned are using to clean their wheels. Love them, but they are a pain in the a** to keep clean, especially where

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As the title states, just wondering what GS4 owned are using to clean their wheels. Love them, but they are a pain in the a** to keep clean, especially where the face of the wheel meets the barrel (there is a small gap there thats hard to clean). Any insight would be great. Thanks in advance.
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I'm looking into Sonax wheel cleaner with a boar brush and maybe a daytona wheel brush.
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I'm looking into Sonax wheel cleaner with a boar brush and maybe a daytona wheel brush.
I actually did a detail clean yesterday. Used regular car wash soap and water. Applied it with a microfiber cloth. Used a old credit card wrapped in microfiber to get the small areas, but a brush would probably work much better. I think it turned out well. The cleaning method was discussed in another thread and everyone strongly advised against wheel cleaner. Now I'm wondering if I can wax these.
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The Sonax stuff says its safe for wheels with clear coat and anodized wheels. A lot of guys use it in the detailing section. The brushes are boar hair and super soft. I saw the thread also about cleaning with soap only. Don't know now. Haha

I'm still waiting for my GS4s.
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The Sonax stuff says its safe for wheels with clear coat and anodized wheels. A lot of guys use it in the detailing section. The brushes are boar hair and super soft. I saw the thread also about cleaning with soap only. Don't know now. Haha

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