I bought a microfiber "wand" type thing... basically a cone on a stick, and the microfiber pad is removeable. Forgot to use it yesterday when I washed, but it should get the job done! My hands are tired after reaching into the pockets by every one of the little spokes!
I use a microfiber towel and a bucket of car soap, if really bad, I spray the rim down with Spray nine, then wash. The S9 works good to get the backside of the rim, esp behind the caliper. It is not perfect but will work.
Then a leaf blower to dry it
The best so far is a thin sponge. 1/2" thick about 6" x 4". Took a couple of days for the bruises on my hands to wear off. I'm liking the idea of carbon ceramic brakes. But the price needs to come down a lot.
Sonax wheel cleaner and Daytona brush. The Daytona brush is good for the barrels and another super soft brush for the face/spokes. Ive used this combo on raw polished aluminum wheels with no issue.
Sometimes you have to touch the wheels I use that kit. Works great.
Best treat wheels so that you limit touching them to the greatest degree possible (just like paint.) CQF awesome. To clean IronX totally awesome. Doing those, minus tar, etc you'll rarely need to touch, except liquids and air. But when you must touch, above designed for it, nary a scratch using them for me and they last. (Changing the pads is a big help.)
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