How to clean BMW ZHP E46 330 Performance Package style 135M wheel

[3ZHPGUY]

http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/...+foam+swabs.do

[az3579]

http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/...+foam+swabs.do

Uh oh, are you posting illegal URLs?!?!?!

"The request contains an illegal URL."

[3ZHPGUY]

Fixed

[az3579]

That thing is sweet!
Is it multi-use or do you need a new one every time? Looks pretty flimsy to last a while...
Don't really care though; I think I'm going to pick up a set in a little while.

[Marcus-SanDiego]

I took it off another thread I had posted, I never read the Law!

It just means that it's a broken link.

Bp is pulling your chain.


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[lilcdkey]

I use a butter knife wrapped with a microfiber cloth.

Works like a charm. Quick and effective.

Droid X. Tapatalk. Use it.

Great idea! Thanks for the tip Kayger.

[brettbimmer]

+1 for the Griots giant Q-Tip! Works like a charm on the 135's tight spokes.

[brettbimmer]

Sorry - they are usually good for a few washes, (somewhere in the 3-5 range), and they work well for the small holes in the wheels that are excellent at collecting brake dust...not that this is a problem on a Bimmer.

[Johnmadd]

I modified the butter knife method with a plastic putty knife/scraper.

[az3579]

Sorry - they are usually good for a few washes, (somewhere in the 3-5 range), and they work well for the small holes in the wheels that are excellent at collecting brake dust...not that this is a problem on a Bimmer.

Do you think there's a way to clean them? Griot's stuff is usually pretty expensive. I haven't looked up the prices on this "Q-tips" yet, but I Imagine it's going to add up quite a bit with all the washing that's going to go down during the summer.