Use dedicated chemicals to clean wheels and tires safely. A Wheel Cleaner is a general-purpose, pH-neutral formula for light grime. An Iron Remover is a specialized, color-changing chemical that dissolves heavy, baked-on Brake Dust. A Tire Cleaner is a high-pH degreaser that removes brown road film and old dressings from the rubber. This guide explains which to use.
Select the right chemical for the specific job. Never use a Tire Cleaner on a wheel.
After cleaning, apply a Tire Shine (or 'dressing') like 360 Xtream Appeal to protect the rubber and provide the desired finish.
Choose your finish. A Satin Finish provides a deep, black, "new tire" look. A High-Gloss dressing creates a shiny, "wet" look. Both provide UV protection.
Select a Water-Based dressing like 360 Xtream Appeal. These formulas dry to the touch and will not “sling” (splatter) onto your paint. Avoid older, greasy Solvent-Based dressings, which attract dust and sling onto the car.
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