BigKev67
Registered user
When brakes are applied they release hot dust particles that contain iron. These iron particles can embed themselves into wheel surfaces and they cant be removed by normal washing.
its worse on cars where the discs are inside the wheel and there are lots of products on the market that are designed to dissolve this iron from wheel rims. The product is applied and turns red after a few minutes as it dissolves the iron, agitated for very dirty rims. Its then washed off and thats it.
I have just ordered some Bilt and Hamber iron remover for my car. Its PH neutral unlike the early iron removers that were acidic
So I was wondering if anyone has used these iron dissolving products on their bikes and perhaps could give a report.
its worse on cars where the discs are inside the wheel and there are lots of products on the market that are designed to dissolve this iron from wheel rims. The product is applied and turns red after a few minutes as it dissolves the iron, agitated for very dirty rims. Its then washed off and thats it.
I have just ordered some Bilt and Hamber iron remover for my car. Its PH neutral unlike the early iron removers that were acidic
So I was wondering if anyone has used these iron dissolving products on their bikes and perhaps could give a report.







