How to get rid of ugly spots from inside the wheel?
#1
Instructor
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How to get rid of ugly spots from inside the wheel?
My wheels have developed these bad ugly spots inside them, I asked a friend he said it's moisture deposits and I should try to scrub them with steel wool? (assuming my hand can get in between the spokes of my wheels, and also the calipers, not much space in there)
Any of you guys seen this?
I tried to scrub them with my microfiber towl and car wash, but zero luck, I threw away the towel after.
Any of you guys seen this?
I tried to scrub them with my microfiber towl and car wash, but zero luck, I threw away the towel after.
#3
Le Mans Master
Hard to provide any suggestions when there are no pictures that show what you are talking about.
#5
Drifting
My wheels have developed these bad ugly spots inside them, I asked a friend he said it's moisture deposits and I should try to scrub them with steel wool? (assuming my hand can get in between the spokes of my wheels, and also the calipers, not much space in there)
Any of you guys seen this?
I tried to scrub them with my microfiber towl and car wash, but zero luck, I threw away the towel after.
Any of you guys seen this?
I tried to scrub them with my microfiber towl and car wash, but zero luck, I threw away the towel after.
BIGMAC
#6
Le Mans Master
I think hes talking abput particles from the brake pads. No easy way to get around this the wheel has to come of and a taking down of the spots with sandpaper is what got mine off...It will happen again.
Clif
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Does sound like brake deposits. I would suggest trying Gyeon Iron (its a spray designed to remove embedded brake duat deposits from wheels Its roughly $20/bottle and available from autogeek.com and other auto detailing supply websites. One word of caution.....it has an extremely unpleasant smell. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle.
#9
Drifting
Does sound like brake deposits. I would suggest trying Gyeon Iron (its a spray designed to remove embedded brake duat deposits from wheels Its roughly $20/bottle and available from autogeek.com and other auto detailing supply websites. One word of caution..it has an extremely unpleasant smell. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle.
BIGMAC
#10
Le Mans Master
Nothing will remove pitting. That is metal corrosion.
All wheel cleaners formulated to remove iron fallout smell like Satan's armpit. The Adam's version actually smells better than most. The Kenotek and the BDP that I use will make you gag.
All wheel cleaners formulated to remove iron fallout smell like Satan's armpit. The Adam's version actually smells better than most. The Kenotek and the BDP that I use will make you gag.