i was wondering if anyone has the same problem with brake dust as me. i have hyper black wheels and you can still see the dust on them. i even gave up on trying to clean my wheels. so any info will help

 

I had the same problem, use this:

http://www.amazon.com/SONAX-Wheel-Cl.../dp/B003TXU5HS

 

cool, thank you

 

Yes brake dust is the norm.

 

yea i figured it would be, just the amount seems ridiculous

 

I have the Diamond Black BBS wheels that came with the IX SE, and a week or so after a car wash, they'll turn into the anthracite BBS wheels (standard on the MR) thanks to the brake dust, haha.

 

Brake dust is something awful..

 

why did you buy a race car?

 

you must of not of grasped the concept of my question, i am simply asking what people have done to help minimize it.

 

Change the pads to minimize the brake dust, but it won't be a night and day difference.

In terms of removal, the best thing to do is to use a durable, high-temp sealant like Finish Kare 1000P on the wheels and wash them regularly with (automotive) soap and water.

 

ive done pad, rotors and all that fun stuff, where would you pick up the finish kare? is it something you have to order or run to home depot to pick up

 

its the nature of the beast, you cant really minimize it, everytime you brake, brake dust sprays, its pretty much just how often you want to wash the wheels to keep them clean, at least you have black wheels so it some what blends in, i have the stock enkeis, EVO 9, and after about a week from a wash they turn to black, nature of the beast

 

Change your pads, if your stock running Hawk HPS's is a nice change, cut dust down for me by at least 1/2 of not more..

 

You'd have to order it. You can get in on ebay or at any of the online detailing stores like autogeek.net.

If you do get it, stop by the detailing forum and we can talk about making things easy for you. I'll remember your username. Good luck.

 

thanks for the info, ill look into ordering some next week and ill let you know how it goes