Two weeks ago they looked like this:
Then we had some heavy rain, so today they looked like this:
Then this:
Then traditional cleaning because sonax doesn't quite cut it:
Clean!
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Two weeks ago they looked like this:
Then we had some heavy rain, so today they looked like this:
Then this:
Then traditional cleaning because sonax doesn't quite cut it:
Clean!
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- Marc
Sparkle = win
325i, 2005, 5MT, Silvergrey, leatherette, Sport package; CDV delete, KONI STR-T & KYB Excel-G, Weisslichts, Stewart H2O pump
328i, 2010, 6MT, Spacegrey, dakota leather, M-sport packages; has a 330 intake but no tune - yet
Huge difference! Looks good, Marc!
Porsche 944 Turbo Build
One ride and you'll understand why most rocket scientists are German.
My ZHP Build 2004-2014 RIP
That's how I do it, too, Marc. Spray it on. Rinse. Wash wheel traditionally. Rinse. Beautiful.
I'm washing the Jeep today. Hehe.
Touche, though.
Call Me Dane l 2/2004 330i ZHP l 18x8 ET45 BBS CK's wrapped with Michelin Pilot Sport AS3+ @ 245-40-18 l KW V1 Coilovers in front l KW V1 springs w/ Bilstein B8 dampeners in rear l BMW Performance Rotors l UUC StrutBarbarian l Racing Dynamics Rear Strut Bar l Jim Conforti Shark Injector l Light Birch Interior Trim l Bimmian Celly Mount l M3 Trunk Mat l l e90 Performance E-Brake & Shift Knob l M3 Tri-Stitched Boots l AL Headlight Retrofit with ZKW Lenses l CobyWheel Wrap w/M3 Stitching l LCM sw 4.5 triple blink and rear fogs l Maple Interior Trim
Nothing beats good elbow grease in the end.
It would be amazing if Sonax could cut through and remove the BMW brake dust with a mere spray and wash. I'll believe a product like that exists when I see it.
- Marc
Marc, and if that product did exist, I bet it would harm our wheels. I'd be very afraid of it! LOL.