This may not be the best answer, but it's what I used on my 92 325iS and
still use on my 96 Tahoe (both alloy wheels). Simple Green. Spray it on, let
it set a bit, then wash off with the soapy water. I'm not one for one-use
stuff (leather cleaner is an exception). Simple Green is gentle and works
great for all sorts of things, but it really cuts through brake dust and
grease well. Overall, though, as long as you don't let the brake dust build
up and get into the "grain" of the alloy, soap and water works well too.
Dan
73 B
-----Original Message-----
From: Carufel Family <carufel@funtv.com>
To: MGS LIST <mgs@autox.team.net>
Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 4:39 PM
Subject: Wheel Cleaner
>What is the BEST wheel cleaner?? Its not for my MG(wire wheels) but for my
>Dad's BMW 528i. The wheels are a matte silver and have multiple 1 inch
>"spokes"...the wheels arent very clean, because just now he decides to
clean
>them...thanks in advance
>
>Ben Carufel
>70 MGB GT
>
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