Soft99 DiGloss Wheel Tonic 5.0: Iron Fallout Remover

Spray the product onto the wheel surface, work it in with a wheel brush or detailing brush to reach into the spokes and barrel, then rinse off thoroughly with a strong stream of water. For best results, apply to a cool wheel out of direct sunlight.

Yes. DiGloss Wheel Tonic 5.0 is formulated to be safe on painted, lacquered and clear-coated alloy surfaces. Avoid use on bare uncoated carbon fibre wheels or heavily porous finishes without testing on a small area first.

It can be used on polished alloys and will enhance their gloss, but always test on a small inconspicuous area first. Chrome-plated wheels vary widely in finish quality, so a spot test is recommended before a full application.

DiGloss Wheel Tonic 5.0 handles regular brake dust and light to moderate contamination well. For heavily neglected wheels with thick, baked-on fallout, a dedicated iron decon spray applied first will give you a better base before using this product.

The protective hydrophobic layer is a maintenance-level coating designed to keep wheels cleaner between washes rather than provide long-term ceramic-grade durability. Expect noticeably easier brake dust removal for several washes after each application.

DiGloss Wheel Tonic 5.0 is designed for wheel faces and barrels. It is not formulated as a tyre dressing and should not be applied to tyre sidewalls or rubber. For arches, a dedicated degreaser or all-purpose cleaner is more appropriate.

Yes. Rinsing with a pressure washer is perfectly fine and is often the quickest way to clear the loosened contamination from the spokes and barrel. Keep a reasonable distance from the wheel surface to avoid any risk to fragile painted finishes.

Yes, it is safe to use as a maintenance wash product over a ceramic-coated wheel. It will clean the surface without stripping a properly cured ceramic layer and can help maintain the hydrophobic properties between top-up applications.