SILICONE PROTECTION Kft.
Hungarian silicone surface protection • 2768 Újszilvás
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION – WHEEL CLEANING
Wheel cleaning
How can I clean wheels quickly and effectively?
In short:
- Acid-free, yet effective wheel cleaning.
- Works against brake dust and road grime – fast action.
- How to use: spray → wait a few minutes → (if needed) brush → rinse.
- Do not work on hot wheels and do not let it dry in direct sunlight.
Fast, simple wheel cleaning – video at the end.
How can I clean wheels quickly and effectively?
Dear reader, there are many products on the market for this, but if you know us, you know our approach: if possible, we do not etch, we do not corrode, and we do not want to put low‑quality products in your hands.
The key points
- Acid‑free, yet effective cleaning.
- Does not damage parts around the braking system (for example brake hoses).
- Affordable and a good choice even on a tighter budget.
Our wheel cleaner is therefore a bit different from most products in this category: it does not etch (acid‑free!), yet it cleans.
How to use it
1
Spray it onto the wheel you want to clean.
2
Wait a little so it can work.
3
Rinse with a wet brush, a pressure washer, or wipe with a dry cloth.
Yes, it can also be used without water. If you have a sensitive surface, always do a test on a less visible area first.
Watch the video as well (you may not believe your eyes 
): this is how the cleaning works in practice:
Video – wheel cleaning in practice
English narration (text)
Spray the acid‑free wheel cleaner onto the wheel, wait a few minutes, brush if needed, then rinse thoroughly. Do not work on hot wheels and do not let the product dry. For sensitive finishes, do a test spot first.
Why is acid-free wheel cleaning a good idea?
We prefer an acid‑free approach because there are many sensitive parts around wheels, and it matters what gets on them.
- Gentler on the surface and its surroundings.
- Lower chance of etching and unpleasant “staining”.
- Still removes typical brake dust and road grime.
Tip: if you are unsure about the surface, always do a test spot first.
Tips and common mistakes
Common mistakes worth avoiding:
- Working on hot wheels (let them cool down, or do it in the shade).
- Letting the product dry on the surface (in direct sun this can happen quickly).
- Using a too aggressive brush (choose a softer brush on sensitive finishes).
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Do you have a question? Write to us and we will help.