Black 6uls got a bit of rust on them? How to clean this crud off?
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http://www.ctbrakes.com/wheel-cleaner.asp
Just a guess. Really good at getting their dust off at least.
Just a guess. Really good at getting their dust off at least.
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That was my guess too, after i blew my 6 speed up the car sat for a few months. I went out and scrubbed it with an old tooth brush and that takes some of it off.
I guess when i have nothing to do ill go really scrub. Any other good methods?
I guess when i have nothing to do ill go really scrub. Any other good methods?
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Its I reasonably potent acid which sometimes it eats the paint; however, I've used the stuff on a number of winter beaters which hadn't had their wheels clean in years - worked like a charm.
There's also a wheel cleaner BMW sells for its motorcycles which I hear works well.
My wheels get waxed and the brake dust power washes right off. I suppose you can't do that on flat black though.
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^ Yea, i remember seeing that thread a while back so i searched for it. Looks like mine is a bit worse, hopefully i can get it off with minimal effort, then ill be sure to put some sort of protective coating on the wheels to prevent this from happening again.