September news
As usual it’s been crazy busy over the past few months and full of some stunning weird, wonderful and incredibly rare cars. Before we go in to some pics I...
Top tips:
Always ensure you wash the wheels first before any of the paintwork but a very important tip is to make sure the wheel surface is cool before the washing procedure begins.
Step 1: pre rinse to remove excess diet and brake dust build up.
Step 2: spray on a non acidic wheel cleaner and leave for the suggested time before agitating with a soft wheel brush.
Step 3: rinse and dry.
If there are any signs of pitting or hard brake dust which hasn’t come off from regular washing then go to the next step.
Step 4: if no signs of pitting show please go step 5, if signs of pitting show then spray on a coating of Iron max from Britemax, leave this for 5 minutes to dwell and you see the clear liquid turns the brake dust purple. Simply wipe gently with a soft microfibre and rinse with water which neutralises and dry.
Step 5: use a paint cleaner to clean the wheels buff and apply the relevant wheel wax.
Any of the products suggested above are available directly from me.