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Not just an iron remover – Hjul’s a genuine all round wheel cleaner… and now in 1 litre size…
You may have seen colour change wheel cleaners before, but Hjul is different.
It’s a thicker recipe for a bit more dwell time and contains soap to remove general road grime, as well as the active ingredient that removes ferrous brake debris. So it doesn’t just change colour and look like it’s doing something. It really does tackle dirt and grime on your wheel, whether it came from your brakes or a muddy puddle.
It’s pH neutral too, so you can use it with some of the more sensitive wheel materials and finishes (but always rinse it thoroughly after use).
Try the others, then settle on Hjul. It’s that good.
Hjul also makes an excellent ‘fallout remover’ for removing iron deposits on bodywork. Usually, these would be clayed off, but some like to use chemical fallout removers instead (or after the claying stage for the ultimate decon regime). To use in this way, simply spray on to the bodywork, allow the colour change to occur and rinse thoroughly – especially around any brightwork or metal trim. Never let it dry onto metal trim, or dwell too long on these delicate surfaces. Whilst it is pH neutral it could stain sensitive finishes if left unchecked on them for extended periods of time.

Stjärnagloss Hjul Wheel Cleaner FAQs
What is Stjärnagloss Hjul used for?
Stjärnagloss Hjul is a pH-neutral wheel cleaner and fallout remover designed to remove brake dust, iron contamination and road grime from alloy wheels. Its colour-changing formula reacts with embedded iron particles, helping to safely break down stubborn contamination without damaging wheel finishes.
Is Stjärnagloss Hjul safe on all wheel finishes?
Hjul is safe for use on most painted, powder-coated, lacquered and factory-finished alloy wheels. As with any cleaning product, we recommend testing on an inconspicuous area first and avoiding use on damaged or unprotected surfaces.
Can Hjul be used on painted bodywork?
Yes. Hjul can be used on paintwork to help remove iron fallout contamination, making it useful before polishing, claying or applying paint protection products.
Do I need to agitate Hjul with a brush?
For light contamination, Hjul can often be rinsed away after dwelling. For heavily soiled wheels, using a wheel brush or detailing brush can help loosen stubborn dirt and maximise cleaning performance.
