Cleaning rotors after detailing car...

[03kevo]

I have black rims. Everytime i clean the car, the rotors always end up with corossion. If i drive with the rotors when, they put brown liquid rust on the rims. If i let the rotors dry and drive, they leave brown rust dust on the rims. Its driving me nuts.

Anybody with this problem and how are you solving it.

Thanx

 

[luke1333]

photos man cause my rotors always looks amazing and leave nothing on my chrome wheels so idk

 

[03kevo]

I will clean the car today and post pics.

 

[HIonPSI]

I always go around the block with my car after I finish washing it...gets the corrosion off the rotors with no water spots. But then again, I dry my car (and wheels) with a leaf blower :thumbsup:

 

[T0RCH3D]

I always go around the block with my car after I finish washing it...gets the corrosion off the rotors with no water spots. But then again, I dry my car (and wheels) with a leaf blower :thumbsup:

+1 on the leaf blower. Less you touch the paint, the better.

 

[luke1333]

I always go around the block with my car after I finish washing it...gets the corrosion off the rotors with no water spots. But then again, I dry my car (and wheels) with a leaf blower :thumbsup:

I do go around the block too and then wipe off rims

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[redrocket16]

Metro sidekick for me. Wish I had the master blaster though.

 

[Tispho]

Maybe you should drive around to clean up the rotors, then wipe down the wheels with quick detailer.

 

[HIonPSI]

Metro sidekick for me. Wish I had the master blaster though.

Same here, they are awesome but I cant justify spending that much money essentially on a vacuum. I use an old leaf blower and it does the job just fine :shrug:

 

[BLU3VN0M]

What do you use on your wheels? It may be that a chemical in the cleaner is having a reaction with your rotors. Mine did that for awhile when i used a chrome spray cleaner on my wheels. The rotors would get white spots on them. Switched cleaning products and they went away.