Drill Attachment Wheel Cleaner

[agarabaghi]

Im looking for something I could attach to a drill to clean out wheels.

There has to be something... let me know!

Thanks!

[sproketser]

Meguiar s has some kit I think of real quick .

[Setec Astronomy]

Wheel Woolies 3-Piece Kit, wheel cleaning tools, wheel brushes (http://www.autogeek.net/wheel-woolies.html)
Meguiars Brilliant Solutions Wheel Polishing Kit, Meguiars G3400, metal wheel polishing kit, polish aluminum wheels (http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-wheel-polishing-kit.html)

I thought you could buy that Dynacone separately but I don't see it now...also AG used to carry the similar cone by IAP but I don't see that anymore either.

[sproketser]

It s their BRILLIANT SOLUTIONS WHEEL POLISHING KIT .

[sproketser]

Ah Setec beat me to it ! lol

[agarabaghi]

Meguiar's G3400 Brilliant Solutions Wheel Polishing Kit ?

Think that could be used to clean the wheels, no polish? Basically I was a smiple cone like that that i can spray the wheels with wheel cleaner and use that to take off the dirt (or most of it) then do the remainig by hand...

[trekkeruss]

Both Mother's and Meguiar's make a foam cone that attaches to a drill, but they are made for polishing bare metal wheels, not cleaning clear-coated wheels.

[swanicyouth]

They do sell something like that, to clean wheels. But they don't sell it here - so you'll have to keep on looking.

[agarabaghi]

Care to pm the name then?

[trekkeruss]

I found one on Amazon.

Why do you think you want or need a powered attachment to clean wheels? I think it would be kind of messy, with wheel cleaner being flung all over the place.

[agarabaghi]

Being that the wheels always get done first I don't that ha but deal. The Land Rover wheels get so. Caked with brake dust it's so much manul labor to clear it off... A little less elbow grease in that area would be much appreciated...

[swanicyouth]

PM sent

[agarabaghi]

thanks

[The Guz]

I used both the Mothers powerball and power cone. You can check out my results here.
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/78014-mothers-pro-paint-restoration-system-review.html

[Steven1976]

I have the Meguiars wheel cleaning cone which I use with an all in one polish but to shift brake dust I would use an iron cleanse something like the Chemical Guys Diablo Wheel Cleaner, this is a photo of a local manufactures iron cleaner working on my wife's Mini wheels best way to remove brake dust, spray loose dirt off, spray on leave to work for 5- 10 minutes agitate then wash off and it can also be used on body work.



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