[Nor Cal ZL1]

Ceramic pads have less performance than stock with less dusting. A cover will block airflow and cause heat issues. You either need to coat the wheels with a ceramic wheel coating, or a sealant. Both will help make them slicker and easier to clean. Stay away from those over the counter spray on from meguires, or armor all. Both are a huge headache to remove when they begin to fail.

Try one of these.

http://www.polishangel.us/products/s...-wheel-coating

http://www.autogeek.net/gtechniq-c5-wheel-armor.html

http://www.esotericcarcare.com/gyeon-q2-rim/

[BradfordCamaro]

Every car forum you go to has the " Too much brake Dust" thread.

This is not a problem just a fact of life.

We just need to get better at keeping it clean.

[Atra]

Originally Posted by Glen e

See this thread which combines both products mentioned above in a "how to":

http://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/...al-wheels.html

This method is 100% amazing. Def works wonders.

[SPARTAN sui]

My 2011 2LT produced like zero brake dust, this car though, man brake dust like crazy! Not any issue because I meticulously clean my wheels every wash, but it is a big difference. I need to coat my wheels. When it finally gets warm I plan on doing a paint correction and getting everything coated.

[myold88]

My polished factory wheels collected brake dust like crazy when the car was new. Now with
40,000 miles I get much less dust for some reason. My summer factory chrome wheels are great.
Brake dust doesn't stick to them at all.

[Adam's Polishes]

Like mentioned keep a good coat of protection like a sealant on your wheels so the brake dust won't stick as bad and do regular washing.













Adam's Polishes is the Officially Licensed Car Care Product of Corvette & Camaro.

[skipinminn]

I'm doing the Caliper cover Only the real car buffs even know what they are. I'm more Lazy then worried about who will say LOOK he's Caliper Covers LOL. I have had them on all my Camaro's Nicely painted by River City. ^5