[Denzil]

LoL, yeah I tried the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and it only helped very slightly. I might go at it one more time with it before I try the Hot Rims. Thanks for the tip though!

[haper]

Originally Posted by eyezack87

Mr. Clean's magic eraser

i'd be careful of this product around a car. i used it to remove shoe scuff marks on a bathroom door and it did remove them after some scrubbing. but i noticed it also removed the top layer of paint, for example what was a semi-gloss painted door now has a spot that looks like 'flat paint' - the spot i used the eraser on. i'd hate to think what those abrasives might do to a rim's finish.

[IanB]

Brake dust was bonded to the paint on the inside of the wheel, like pitting of IRON on these wheels.

No cleaner (even WB at full strength) could 'easily' get it off. Basically the only way I was able to do it, was get some adams grey clay, some WB 1/2 and a stiff bristle brush and the hose.

Apply WB, scrub for 2-3 minutes a small section.
Hose off with water.
Clay the shit out of it with a used piece of clay.
Apply WB again, scrub with brush, hose off.
Repeat until section is clean (probably about 5-10 minutes) move onto 'next section'.

They key is to not scrub the clay with the WB on the wheel. It will begin to eat the clay and breakdown the abrasiveness. (bad) This process was used for the inner side of the rims, not the outside.

Just my process for wheels spawned and baked in hell,
IB