cleaning wheels
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St. Jude Donor '06
cleaning wheels
A buddy of mine has some non-painted aluminum wheels and they are as he calls it "stained". They're not pitted but discolored.. What have you guys used to clean your after-market wheels? :cheers:
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Re: cleaning wheels (fsr402)
It sounds like the clear coat on the wheels has discolored. If so all you can do is strip them and either have them resurfaced and reapply the clear or polish them. I guess another option would be to have them chromed. :D
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Re: cleaning wheels (fsr402)
Polished aluminum wheels are not forgiving, and always seem to require extra care to keep them looking nice.
The product that I would try is called Eimann Fabrik High Intensity. It's a non-acidic cleaner and is safe for your application. It can be purchased at http://www.properautocare.com I use this particular product on my daily driver all the time; it's an excellent wheel cleaner. :yesnod:
The product that I would try is called Eimann Fabrik High Intensity. It's a non-acidic cleaner and is safe for your application. It can be purchased at http://www.properautocare.com I use this particular product on my daily driver all the time; it's an excellent wheel cleaner. :yesnod:
