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don't know if this is a secret or not but...for those difficult nooks and crannies in the wheels, i find that the old sponge is the most useful. using the very corner tip allows me clean the dirt and crud in the corners of the wheel spokes. areas where the brush just won't ever reach.
or if i really wanna clean it really spiffy, i'lll wrap a wash cloth around my finger and get into those corners.
btw, i have the asa lw5 in white, and i've found that those corners where the spokes meet up to a beveled lip are kinda a pain to clean. and i've used paint brushes, but they don't generate enuff friction force to clean off all the brake dust. good old fashioned hand power with soapy sponge or hand towel seems to work the best for me.
of course, for my paint i still use the dependable 'sheepskin' hand mitt.
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