Any one a trick to cleaning the actual brake calipers that doesn't involve taking the wheels off?

Specially those with lighter colored calipers.

turn your wheels just right to see the full caliper. Then Bleche White and a small soft brush. spray clean.

turn your wheels just right to see the full caliper. Then Bleche White and a small soft brush. spray clean.

You mean this stuff?

http://www.blackmagicshine.com/bleche-wite-tire-cleaner.php

Saw the warning, have you had any problems?

NOTE: Do not allow product to contact magnesium or aluminum wheels, painted or glass surfaces, eyewear, fabric and non-rubber items. Permanent damage can occur. USE ONLY AS PER LABEL DIRECTIONS.

thats it, but i dont think it's made by black magic... could be wrong. i've been using it for years with no issues. just dont leave it on there forever. i used it this morning matter of fact, sprayed all 4 tires wheels and calipers, then walked around and washed them and sprayed them off. nice and shiny. dirt comes right off. and my calipers are candy with 4 coats of clear.

pre soak with wheel cleaner then pressure wash ..

If you are speaking of the black Brembo pad dust, it really does not stick much. Any mild cleaner like Simple Green and a paint brush or a round parts brush with water takes it right off.

If you are speaking of the black Brembo pad dust, it really does not stick much. Any mild cleaner like Simple Green and a paint brush or a round parts brush with water takes it right off.


what he said

what they said! lol...other thing is that wheel protectant from armorall works great on the wheels, so i double coated the cal's too..

what they said! lol...other thing is that wheel protectant from armorall works great on the wheels, so i double coated the cal's too..

Navajo I keep getting distracted by your Avatar. Her body has been well detailed. I love the shine on her buttock! You do that yourself> Maybe that's your wife and she does it herself?:D

Bob