RobBravo said:

What about if I gave it a scrub with wheel cleaner?

Definitely needs some research this one!

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To be honest mate I never scrubbed them before when they were chrome not when I use autoglym wheel sealer it's a case of wiping over with a microfibre cloth getting brake dust off and road dirt.and wheel cleaner I am sure if you use corrosive wheel cleaner with a hard brush will peel it off, common sense but if you check out dipyourcar.com they do say pressure washers are allowed on this stuff

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Fair enough, but I would imagine that AG Wheel Seal would no longer be of any use? It designed to work with alloy lacquer, not plastidip.

Time will tell how good the results are!

You might need specialist products; https://www.dipyourcar.com/brake-dust-professional.html

I'm not arguing btw, I'm genuinely interested

RobBravo said:

Fair enough, but I would imagine that AG Wheel Seal would no longer be of any use? It designed to work with alloy lacquer, not plastidip.

Time will tell how good the results are!

You might need specialist products; https://www.dipyourcar.com/brake-dust-professional.html

I'm not arguing btw, I'm genuinely interested

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Yea it's cool dude, that was my next thing the brake dust professional cleaner lol,

Yeah well it seems not many people have dipped their alloys in this stuff so time will tell lol,

Make love not war

HI 5 RobBravo