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    Re: baked brake dust

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    For stubborn baked on break dust the Meguiar's D140 Wheel Brightener works extremely well providing the wheels aren't bare aluminum.
    I dilute it 2:1.
    IMO there's nothing better, once sprayed you quickly begin to see the break dust loosen , then I use a brush to agitate it and rinse very well.

    How does D140 work on cleaning tires or is it to strong/not good for tires???

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    Re: baked brake dust

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    How does D140 work on cleaning tires or is it to strong/not good for tires???
    I did try it on the tires, it cleaned the, some but the results weren't t all that good.
    One would think it would work just the same as the wheels but it doesn't.


    Meg's All Wheel and Tire Cleaner however cleans both very well.

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    Re: baked brake dust

    Quote Originally Posted by HateSwirls View Post
    I did try it on the tires, it cleaned the, some but the results weren't t all that good.
    One would think it would work just the same as the wheels but it doesn't.


    Meg's All Wheel and Tire Cleaner however cleans both very well.
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    I ordered the D140 to be able to clean wheels when taking off snow tires and going to summers.
    I clean the inner wheel as best as I can when they are off the car.

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    Re: baked brake dust

    Malco brake off if they are really bad, only product I have ever used needed no agitation!

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