What order do I clean wheels in?

Start on the wheels before you touch the body, while the water in your buckets is still clean. Spray on the cleaner, give it time to work, agitate with your brushes, then rinse it all off. Doing the dirtiest part first keeps that grit away from your paint.

How do I keep brake dust off?

Seal or coat the wheels and the dust sits on the surface rather than baking into it. From then on a light wash lifts it straight off, so the job that used to take the longest becomes one of the quickest.

Do wheels need their own separate gear?

Yes. They pick up the coarsest grit and brake dust on the whole car, so give them their own bucket, brushes and mitts and keep that gear away from your paintwork.

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Start on the wheels before you touch the body, while the water in your buckets is still clean. Spray on the cleaner, give it time to work, agitate with your brushes, then rinse it all off. Doing the dirtiest part first keeps that grit away from your paint.
Seal or coat the wheels and the dust sits on the surface rather than baking into it. From then on a light wash lifts it straight off, so the job that used to take the longest becomes one of the quickest.
Yes. They pick up the coarsest grit and brake dust on the whole car, so give them their own bucket, brushes and mitts and keep that gear away from your paintwork.

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