Some of you guys maybe getting a little off re alloys! I have had the car almost 2 weeks and seem to be cleaning a he'll off a lot of break dust off! Anyone suggest any alloy wheel protector I'm using hot water at the moment? RRS

Wolf chemicals deironizer (brake duster) then a sealant

I used poorboys wheel seal, though I do have my eye on another wolf product nano wheel clean and seal,

As the wheels are brand new I'm
After more of a sealant are you referring to turtle WAx nano? RRS

No the brand is wolf chemicals

This is the sealant only
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/wo...alant.html

This is the cleaner and sealant
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/wo...eaner.html

Cheers pinks if I wanted to get the sealant you stated and a separate shampoo which would you suggest? Also do they do a cleaner for the dash, not dash board because it's leather. Cheers mate been really helpful looks good stuff! RRS

I use the autoglym sealant and occasionally wheel cleaner - been on since new and takes 30seconds to clean.

My annoyance is all the little gaps to clean Mike

2014 Facelift Discovery

+1 for the Autoglym aerosol spray. Cheap as chips and pretty good stuff. Doesn't last like the liquid sealants buts its a doddle to redo. FF 4.4 V8 Soooo looking forward to this bad boy
Ex 2006 RRS SC - garbage
Ex 2016 135i M Sport - dream car
Ex 2003 RS6 Avant - piece of cr*p
Ex 2014 320d X Drive, M Sport Touring - ok I guess
Ex 2007 RRS TDV8 - bloody loved it
EX 2007 FL2 XS - not so bad

RRS Craig wrote:

Cheers pinks if I wanted to get the sealant you stated and a separate shampoo which would you suggest? Also do they do a cleaner for the dash, not dash board because it's leather. Cheers mate been really helpful looks good stuff!

If you go for the nano sealent listed, I believe, (i'm sure Polished Bliss could offer advice) if you wanted a cleaner for the wheels then the other link to the cleaner/sealent would be your best option

I used to rate Billberrys no acidic wheel cleaner, great for sealed wheels but not so good on burnt on dust

For all my plastic dash (lots on the FL2 as you'll know) I use 303 Aerospace protectorant
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/30...ctant.html

Great product as i can use on the dash, exterior plastic like mudflaps and engine bay plastic too, best thing is it doesn't leave it all shiny, its left clean and matt/satin finish. Says also can be used on leather too so it might protect the leather dash also (best check with PB on that)

Every so often if I need to actually clean the dash, i will use a weak solution of APC (Meguiers All Purpose Cleaner)

mse wrote:

I use the autoglym sealant and occasionally wheel cleaner - been on since new and takes 30seconds to clean.

My annoyance is all the little gaps to clean

npinks wrote:

mse wrote:

I use the autoglym sealant and occasionally wheel cleaner - been on since new and takes 30seconds to clean.

My annoyance is all the little gaps to clean

use detailing brushes to get in the gaps,

like these, but cheaper
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/sw...-cat4.html

THanks, Your right - been meaning to order one but always seem to remember when im cleaning it

If i bothered i can get the brushes at trade if i place the order when i order other stuff. Mike

2014 Facelift Discovery

i have used a paint brush in the past, just make sure you tape up any metal with some masking tape first of you'll accidental scratch the alloy if you hit it

npinks wrote:

i have used a paint brush in the past, just make sure you tape up any metal with some masking tape first of you'll accidental scratch the alloy if you hit it

Bilberry, dilute to 50:50 and spray on, works a treat and doesn't have anything harmful in it!

Best regular treatment I've found is that spray dodgy dealers use to make everything new & shiny, it stays soft & oily and normally comes of with a soapy brush, carefully spray it on, avoiding the discs and move around with a soft brush or cloth

andy r wrote:

Best regular treatment I've found is that spray dodgy dealers use to make everything new & shiny, it stays soft & oily and normally comes of with a soapy brush, carefully spray it on, avoiding the discs and move around with a soft brush or cloth

that will be acid then