[squixs]

Hi all,

Has anyone a tip for me regarding cleaning the residue on the disk hubs?

Tried Chemical Guys D-Con V4 but it didn't make a difference.


Thanks!

[GregoryK]

Mine look way worse than that. Also the piece that hooks into the wheel is sompletely rusty.

[omasou]

Oh my the OCD on this board is astonishing

So glad I've mellowed out as I have gotten older, otherwise I might have an answer for you

[pz619]

It'll require a bit of agitation but it'll come off with a wheel cleaner and a small brush. Although it's probably not worth it and is hard to get to effectively without removing the wheel. I did it only because I had the wheel already off to do the ceramic coating on the calipers (outside facing parts only).

[Tiss'er]

Originally Posted by squixs

Hi all,

Has anyone a tip for me regarding cleaning the residue on the disk hubs?

Tried Chemical Guys D-Con V4 but it didn't make a difference.


Thanks!

Buy some carpro ironX. Smells horrible but it will chemically brake down the dirt and brake dust. I use it monthly and mine look flawless. I also use a detailing brush when washing the wheels which keeps them looking good

[Scrape]

I did Iron X, Agitated it and brushed it and it still had stains. I did it twice and still the same results. I should have did the RPM Magic on it before hand to protect it.

[MZWIE]

OXYCLEAN. Read label for mixing instructions.

[GregoryK]

I just bought new discs from another member. I likely will never put them on but it stops me worrying about the marks....

[rjd598]

I want to say Matt from Obsessed Garage painted these black with a high paint temp on the 1M. He’s a forum member or you can email him. It’s on one of the 1M videos made when they were installing the bbk.