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Thread: Cleaning Brake Dust?

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05-12-2009, 12:23 PM

kenchan

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Join Date: Sep 2003

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yah, last thing you want to do is wash a car in the wind. lots of dust/sand/grit can end up on your panels before you wipe down causing swirlage.

might want to put some wax on those wheels so that it's easy to get the dust off next time around.