Yeah...they hide them. Another reason that I took them off. Rather just clean with Eagle One A2Z wheel cleaner myself.
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Or here's an even easier solution!
Get ceramic pads! I have them on my ghetto gold crosslace, and they NEVER get brake dust on them. Heck, when I wash my car, all I really have to do to clean them is just spray them with water and wash the dust off. |
Originally Posted by CSFiend
Or here's an even easier solution!
Get ceramic pads! |
Originally Posted by CSFiend
Get ceramic pads!
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Originally Posted by dblack1
Originally Posted by MOS95B
35 bucks a pair??? :shock: 70 bucks for four plastic paper plates??
I think I'll just wash my wheels, thanks.... Either way, 35 bucks a pair is a lot for plastic... |
Just get some Mequires wheel cleaner. Spray it on, rinse it off. I use it on my cross laced rims in between washes. I also use Mequires tire dressing afterwards. Great stuff.
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I have herd that you can spray the wheels with antistatic spray it will help to keep the dust from sticking
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anti static spray? like what?
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OK what brand of Ceramic Pads are you guys using.
Not trying to change the subject from “dblack1” Dust Shield topic but Ceramic sounds like a better solution. So far I have only read about Raybestos QuietStop and Morse Ceramic from AutoZone. |
Caramic is a far better solution -- no dust, no squealing, last longer...
I think mine came from NAPA. |
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