How to clean your wheels and tires - elapsed time video

[DopeM3]

Originally Posted by DetailersDomain

are your rotors new or older? do you have cross drilled or not?

They are in pretty good shape when they're clean (when they don't have rust when washing car). Cross drilled

[DopeM3]

Originally Posted by rjd598

I was hoping this would be a winner. I hate rotor rust

There definitely has to be something out there. The only thing that messes up a nice clean wash is the damn rotor rust

[Detailers Domain]

The product is simple to use but lists step by step instructions for better results.
Did you wash the wheel and use Rustopper after the car has been driven or after it has sat for a while?
Did you wash your wheel, rinse off the soap and dirt, then while still wet spray Rustopper liberally on the face of the rotor?
The rotor should be wet from the solution and should be allowed to dry before continuing on the rest of the car.
We have not had any other unsatisfied customers, some just needed a little direction on how to use since it’s such a new product.

[DopeM3]

Originally Posted by DetailersDomain

The product is simple to use but lists step by step instructions for better results.
Did you wash the wheel and use Rustopper after the car has been driven or after it has sat for a while?
Did you wash your wheel, rinse off the soap and dirt, then while still wet spray Rustopper liberally on the face of the rotor?
The rotor should be wet from the solution and should be allowed to dry before continuing on the rest of the car.
We have not had any other unsatisfied customers, some just needed a little direction on how to use since it’s such a new product.

So just to clarify, the product should not be rinsed after having it sit there for a few minutes?
What I did was I first started washing the car, then I washed the wheels with Sonax, rinsed, left the wheels drain some of the excess water before applying the product. I left the product sit for a good 10 minutes and then rinsed off and didn't see any changes.

I should leave the product on the rotor without rinsing? Will that after any discoloration to the wheel or calipers?

[Detailers Domain]

correct you do not rinse it off.

[DopeM3]

Originally Posted by DetailersDomain

correct you do not rinse it off.

I will try one more time. I will report back. Thanks

[Detailers Domain]

sure thing.

[HYDE_16]

Originally Posted by AyooooJay

So just to clarify, the product should not be rinsed after having it sit there for a few minutes?
What I did was I first started washing the car, then I washed the wheels with Sonax, rinsed, left the wheels drain some of the excess water before applying the product. I left the product sit for a good 10 minutes and then rinsed off and didn't see any changes.

I should leave the product on the rotor without rinsing? Will that after any discoloration to the wheel or calipers?

Exactly, in your case this would be the steps..
1) wash car / rinse
2) wheel cleaner/scrub/rinse each wheel and brake rotor/caliper with brush
3) rinse wheel and brake rotor/caliper well
4) while the excess water is dripping off of your rotor, spray RUSTOPPER to keep the rotor wet with the solution
5) allow it do dry and no rust will form

I think what happened is that you applied RUSTOPPER then rinsed it off before it had a chance to dry.