Audi: Protecting the investment: new TT

I have been using Eagle One Aluminum Wash & Cleaner on the 5 spoke. Seems to
work great especially on Audi brake dust. As for leather, use something with
sun block especially if you have the convertible. I've used Turtle and
Amour-all products. Both are OK.



"Charles Fox" <net> wrote in message
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"Charles Fox" <net> wrote in message
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For leather, I use Lexol Leather Cleaner and Lexol Leather Conditioner
(available at Pep Boys or at many online places like www.carcareonline.com
for example). For alloys, I just use the same car shampoo that I use for
the rest of the car - Meguiar's Gold Class, available at Target. The key is
to wash the rims frequently to not allow brake dust to build up, and never
wash them when they're hot.

Cheers,

Pete

It is very nice to have voices of reason answer my questions. My thanks, as
always.


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"Charles Fox" <net> wrote in message
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In article <bsi6th$mra$onet.pl>, Pete <com>
writes 

Interesting. Two questions:

1. Why exactly is that?

2. Does this mean you're best not using warm/hot water when washing
alloys?
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Toby