[carlos916]

Keep a small microfiber towel in your wash bucket and snake it through those spokes; it’s a PITA, yes, or you can go buy one of those foam paint bushes so you can then get in those tight spots.

[Digitalprty]

I use these to clean behind the spokes.

https://a.co/d/iC1217f

[NewToM]

Originally Posted by JABCAT

I simply dip my hand in the bucket and slide my hand behind the spokes to clean them.

Sounds vaguely dirty… no pun intended.

[Saigonheat84]

The bristle will create mini scratches over time and the metal core will for sure scratch the hell out of your wheel. The best method believe it or not is just to ceramic coat your wheel. First, thoroughly wash, decontaminate and clay bar your wheel. After ward, use Iso Alcohol to wipe down, then apply a quality ceramic coating. The ceramic coating will prevent the dust from sticking to the wheel paint surface. Anytime you wash your car with a decent pressure wash the water will remove majority of the brake dust.

[fzr100098]

You still have to wash brake dust off ceramic coated wheels, trust me

I understand the concerns about a brush marring the wheels over time, I may try this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BPHJ34D

[Saigonheat84]

Originally Posted by fzr100098

You still have to wash brake dust off ceramic coated wheels, trust me

I understand the concerns about a brush marring the wheels over time, I may try this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BPHJ34D

Yes, I agree that you still need to do a contact wash in order to get all the brake dust off. However, if you apply a quality ceramic coating, it will prevent the dust to stick to the surface and therefore most of the it can be removed by simply using a pressure washer. Saving you a lot of time versus having a non ceramic coated wheel. This is the wheel coating that i used.

[fzr100098]

Originally Posted by carlos916

...or you can go buy one of those foam paint bushes so you can then get in those tight spots.

Not a bad idea, but not flexible

[tommerf13]

Use the following - https://washme.ie/products/mammoth-f...xJfsdzLqQ90tec

[BradMX5]

Give this man a medal ^

[fzr100098]

Originally Posted by tommerf13

Use the following - https://washme.ie/products/mammoth-f...xJfsdzLqQ90tec

This link could be a scam, it adds $1000 shipping cost (for US)

Looks good though

[Scrutineer]

Originally Posted by fzr100098

This link could be a scam, it adds $1000 shipping cost (for US)

Looks good though

Looks like a straight up genius tool. Genius.

I assume they’re just trying to get the attention of us Yanks with that $1000 shipping cost - right next to that they suggest contacting them for shipping costs.

Another gold star for whoever finds something like this available in the States.

[tommerf13]

Link to manufacturer - might be easier discuss shipping https://www.mammothmicrofibre.co.uk/...sh-band-purple

[Whytar]

The first thing I do to all my new cars is ceramic coat the wheels and fit ceramic brake pads.
The ceramic pads are a game changer.

[fzr100098]

isweep pads?

I get it and yes they help - it also bothers me having to swap pads on a brand new car

[Scrutineer]

Originally Posted by tommerf13

Link to manufacturer - might be easier discuss shipping https://www.mammothmicrofibre.co.uk/products/flossmeister-microfibre-wash-band-purple

Thanks. I’ve reached out about US distribution and / or shipping for a bulk order. I’ll update here if they respond.

That said, their product reminds me that you could fold a microfiber towel into the same basic shape and “floss” back there probably just as well.

[KC87ZB]

Originally Posted by carlos916

Keep a small microfiber towel in your wash bucket and snake it through those spokes;

This is what I do as well. Probably not every wash and yes it is a PITA. I take wheels off twice a year and wash them from behind.