
Rinse the wheel with water to remove loose dirt and bring the surface temperature down.

Product No. 05 / 10 Β Β·Β Wheels & arches
Brake dust, iron particles and road grime β one foam, one rinse.
BeforeThe Problem
It's iron, sintered onto the alloy at brake-disc temperature. A general cleaner pushes the loose stuff around but leaves the embedded particles fused to the surface β that's why a "clean" wheel still goes orange a week later.
Wheels need a dedicated iron-active chemistry. Anything weaker is cosmetic.
The Solution

Binds to embedded iron particles and lifts them out, not just the surface dust.
Foam stays on spokes and inner barrel long enough to do the chemistry work.
Non-acidic, non-aggressive. Tested on painted, matte, chrome and ceramic-coated finishes.
The Agitation
The chemistry releases the particles; a soft-bristle wheel brush flushes them out from the spoke geometry and the inner barrel where the spray can't reach on its own.
Never abrasive. The brush is there to move the loosened dirt, not to scrub the alloy. Painted, matte and ceramic finishes stay intact.
Soft bristle
The Reveal
Rinse top to bottom. The dirt leaves with the water and the alloy reads the way it did the day the car left the showroom β bright on the face, dark in the recesses, no orange creep.
Gallery Β· 11 shots
Step by step
The fine print
Ma-Fra S.p.A. β Supreme Collection's parent company β holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications. Below are the technical parameters that ship in every bottle.