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hey guys hopin someone could help me out... washed my car today and on my front rims there seems to be brown spots in some of the grooves. i was thinking it was surface rust or somethin but if u rub it with a cloth for a while it starts to come off. anyone know what it is and how to get it off?
cheers
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| Southy |
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how old are the rims? most brand new rims come with this sorta of vasaleany stuff on them and after a weeks drive the break dust tends to stick to it nicely. cheers
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| taurean01 |
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ive had them for about 7 months now. thats why its really annoyin me
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| Southy |
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can u get a wet chameie cloth in there? just dont use a dry cloth or u will scrath the rim
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| taurean01 |
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yeah i can get one in there its just a bit of work rubbing it off. might go to super cheap tomorrow, see what wheel cleaners the have.. do ya reccomend any?
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| Southy |
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well i just got my new rims yesterday and they guy told me not to use wheels cleaners for sum wierd reason. said the best thing for them is a spounge, warm soapy water and a bit of TLC. but yes supercheap, repco. autobarn would all have something they would most likely do the job. sorry i am not able to give any specific brands, cheers
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| Southy |
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when i say soapy water i dont mean actull sopay water lol car wash s**t im talking about. dont use soap or detergent. it is rust's best friend.
Last edited by Southy on Sun Sep 25, 2005 1:01 am, edited 1 time in total. |
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| taurean01 |
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kae then cheers for that. by the way nice ride
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| Southy |
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taurean01 wrote: kae then cheers for that. by the way nice ride
haha thanks mate. no problems. the car looks a bit pansish in those pictures. im goin to get some new pics with the wheels tomorow in day light. cheers mate and good luck! |
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| data_mine |
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Meguires 'Hot Wheels' does the job, spary on, leave for 30 seconds, then high pressure hose off. If needed finish it up with a cloth and elbow grease.
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data_mine wrote: Meguires 'Hot Wheels' does the job, spary on, leave for 30 seconds, then high pressure hose off. If needed finish it up with a cloth and elbow grease.
Thats what I use, does a great job! |
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