Never used them on the wheels, thanks for the tip.
I've also found paint brushes of different sizes work great for dusting off various interior pieces and even a few underhood things.
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I like to use a Swiffer. It reaches all the way inside the wheel very easily.
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I like your idea in concept, but wonder if by removing the dust dry you're scratching your wheels?
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I also use those swiffer things for dusting interior bits. Never used them on wheels though. I also worry about cleaning anything "dry". I know Cali dusters work, but I feel better using some QD and a MF towel to remove any dust on painted surfaces.
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BlimeyCabrio Oscar Goldman of MINIsLifetime Supporter
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Yeah, I use a cheapo microfiber cloth and Slick to QD my wheels between washes when they get dusty. Works fine for me, but I have the EASIEST wheels to clean in the world - R91 bullets.
For washing, I love these things:
Three Wheel Scrubber Brushes - Cleaning Tools - Wheels & Tires - Car Care - Griot's Garage
The long reach ones - the short ones are too short to get back on the inside of the wheel.
I use a flagged bristle cheapo brush from the auto parts store on the tires and face of the wheel - kinda like this:
I just use the sticks to get the back of the wheel, going between the spokes. Can do each wheel in about 1 minute this way with no scrubbing and squeaky clean when done. -
Actually I use the Swiffer wet. So for a wash I use a brush similar to what Paul uses on Blimey, and then add the swiffer for the area of the wheel close to the caliper and immediately behind the spokes.
For QD, I just use the swiffer damp.
I also have the Hamk ceramic pads, they help a great deal, and while not the best....they even work on the track. -
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He thought he was going to get us to call him "Mr. Ken"....
Screw that. :rolleyes5: