375 Performance Alloys

[Kempy72]

Well thats a few weeks now I've had my X6 & still loving it.

Although I must admit I'm not loving the cleaning of the alloys :cry1:, gave them a good clean the other night & it took so long it got dark never mind I think they look the dogs dangly bits.

[Don Coffey]

Yeah, I think I warned you about that.  But like you say, they look so good.

Don

[Kempy72]

Hahaha yes you did ..............& you were right, but like they say no pain no gain !!!!

[Beefcake-2001]

Find my Hot Water Pressure washer does the trick

[Beefcake-2001]

[Kempy72]

Nice motor there Beefcake,

Yes hot pressure washer would do the trick, what make do u have & how much did it cost if you don't mind me asking!!!

[Beefcake-2001]

Hi
Its a Karcher HDS5/11, really is a great jet wash uses standard hose fitting (I use mine off the water butt}

Only 110 pressure but on hot tends to clean most things uses normal diesel car fuel to heat the water.

its commercial grade so for home use should last for years. Aim to pay around the £1200 pound mark.

Bit heavy when full of fuel but fits in the X6 comfortably.

[Raj]

Replied with this to your other thread:

Just get some gtechniq C2v3 Liquid Crystal. It's superb stuff and can be used on the bodywork, glass and wheels a like. Then use something like Bilberry's wheel cleaner for washing with. Should be fairly easy to keep clean then and not too much effort.