[Stuart@BMRAutowerkes]

Originally Posted by johnnydad

Zaino you have to buy online - Final Inspection or Waxit (www.waxit.com.au) provide excellent service

Waxit is a great site, and Australian too! Thanks for the link.

What do you guys use to deter brake dust on wheels? I know it's inevitable but Jeff, I think you mentioned you put something on which keeps the wheels cleaner a bit longer?

[samchuang33]

Originally Posted by bmroxm5

Waxit is a great site, and Australian too! Thanks for the link.

What do you guys use to deter brake dust on wheels? I know it's inevitable but Jeff, I think you mentioned you put something on which keeps the wheels cleaner a bit longer?

Armorall wheel protect!!!

I did some test myself and it turnef out really well. Checkout below link for a test someone did awhile ago.

[samchuang33]

Originally Posted by bmroxm5

OK sounds like:

Cleaner: Zaino

Conditioner: BMW Conditioner OR Autoglym?

I'll probs go down that route.

I brought both bmw conditioner and autoglym. They are very very similar IMO. Smells the same, feels the same and same result. Has anyone use both before and do u find both product to be identical?

I read before that BMW might have source their products from Autoglym but could be mistaken.

[johnnydad]

I think I'll get some BMW stuff to try next, and still have 1/2 a bottle of Autoglym - I'll let you know.

[johnnydad]

I'm using Poorboys wheel wax (pink, smells nice, easy to use). Helps for a month or so, but by then the brake dust and tar marks are starting to form.

I've found Mother's Alloy cleaner excellent - I was laboriously claybarring the wheels every 6-8 weeks before....