Hi all,

Hopefully you will be able to help me. I am getting black spots on the outside of my alloys, I assume it is tar spots or general road stuff but I can't seem to remove it. Does anyone have an idea as to how I can remove them?

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used some muck off tar remover and a big electric toothbrush thing

Should you not own a big electric toothbrush thing, for regular vRS alloys or (dare I say it!) 17' Spiders, i'd use the dirty remnants of a clay bar (after claying the car) to try and short that crud...

Try looking into Carpro's Iron-X, or Wolfs Brake Duster - both products get rated highly on detailing world.

Marc

Would these black spots cause some slight bubbling?

Try looking into Carpro's Iron-X, or Wolfs Brake Duster - both products get rated highly on detailing world.

Marc

I've got Wolfs Brake Duster...

Wasn't overly impressed to be honest.

You need to get some Autosmart Tar and Glue remover aka Tardis. Melts the stuff away

meguiars wheel brightener dont get it in your eyes tho lol even the slightest bit of spray off stings like hell lol wear sunglasses

To keep them clean and remove brake dust with ease I use Wonder Wheels.

Each year when I do a full clean of them I use T-Cut to get the really embeded stuff off, but don't go too made as it removes the lacquer.

Autoglym Intensive Tar Remover works well for me. Good for wheels and paintwork.

To keep them clean and remove brake dust with ease I use Wonder Wheels.

Each year when I do a full clean of them I use T-Cut to get the really embeded stuff off, but don't go too made as it removes the lacquer.

dont mention wonder wheels on detailing world id imagine youd be crucified .... its such strong stuff i would want to use it very often if ever, definatly not on polished bbs' anyway .......