Wheels and Calipers Treatment
Wheels and Calipers Treatment typically refers to the cleaning, maintenance, and aesthetic enhancement of a vehicle's wheels and brake calipers. This process is often performed as part of car detailing to improve the appearance and protect these components from damage and corrosion. Here's a general overview of what this treatment may involve:
Cleaning: The first step is to clean the wheels and calipers thoroughly to remove dirt, brake dust, and other contaminants that may have accumulated over time. A variety of cleaning products may be used, including wheel-specific cleaners and brushes.
Decontamination: After the initial cleaning, the wheels and calipers may undergo a decontamination process to remove any embedded iron particles or stubborn contaminants that regular cleaning can't remove. A chemical iron remover is typically used for this purpose.
Polishing: For wheels that are made of metal or alloy, polishing can be done to remove light scratches and restore shine. Polishing the calipers can also enhance their appearance.
Protection: A protective coating is often applied to protect the wheels and calipers from future damage and make them easier to clean. Various types of wheel sealants and ceramic coatings may be used.
Tire Dressing: As a finishing touch, a tire dressing may be applied to the tires to give them a glossy and new look.
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