Which brake dust repellent?
I have bought some Simoniz brake dust repellant alloy wheel cleaner 2-in-1 formula. It is a spray. A friend has advised against using it as he says it will ruin the brake pads. Is he right? I have thought about putting some cardboard behind the wheel in front of the brake calipers to avoid spray getting on them. Please can you advise? The car is brand new.
Asked on 20 August 2012 by Pumaman
Answered by
Honest John
I don't know. Depends on the composition of the product and the pads. But obviously what you propose to do should prevent any damage to the callipers, pads or discs. Simoniz is generally a good brand. It's interior cleaner always used to be best of the lot. Even removed congealed black engine grease from velour.
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