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06-22-2019, 01:20 AM

O'Dell

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Originally Posted by uncheel

I recommend Sonax as a wheel cleaner, followed by an application of Pinnacle makes a "Diamond Wheel Coating" spray that will slow down the build-up. Even a little regular wax will help. I'm 5 years in and can see some improvement over time. Brake dust is now only the second most likely thing to prompt a wash (#1 being the exhaust tips; I'm always in Dynamic mode.)

A man after my own heart. I clean my wheels and exhaust tips after EVERY drive, even if it's only ten miles. I always thought German pads were bad, but the Jaguar pads are much worse.

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06-22-2019, 12:14 PM

lizzardo

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Originally Posted by O'Dell

A man after my own heart. I clean my wheels and exhaust tips after EVERY drive, even if it's only ten miles. I always thought German pads were bad, but the Jaguar pads are much worse.

As much as a shiny car makes me smile, if I were that diligent I've be spending all my (scarce) spare time cleaning. I suppose that's the good/bad of daily driving. The Porterfield pads are much better than stock. I use the Diamond Wheel Coating and am not sure how effective it really is since I've been using it from the start.

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