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The roadrunner

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Wheel cleaning, what will do the job?
« on: 12 February 2010, 08:32:47 »
Hi All,

My Miggy Elite has the standard 16" alloys, the outward face of the wheels are pretty clean, and wash up with normal wash and wax.
However the inboard side of the wheels are black and I'd like to get it all sparkling, wash and wax doesn't touch it, what's the consensus as the best solution?

Cheers

RR
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Re: Wheel cleaning, what will do the job?
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Re: Wheel cleaning, what will do the job?
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Re: Wheel cleaning, what will do the job?
« Reply #3 on: 12 February 2010, 17:18:04 »
try cilit bang works wonders on alcoa truck wheels. or get some TFR apply it neat work in with a scrubbing brush then rinse off.
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Re: Wheel cleaning, what will do the job?
« Reply #4 on: 12 February 2010, 18:33:17 »
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Hi All,

My Miggy Elite has the standard 16" alloys, the outward face of the wheels are pretty clean, and wash up with normal wash and wax.
However the inboard side of the wheels are black and I'd like to get it all sparkling, wash and wax doesn't touch it, what's the consensus as the best solution?

Cheers

RR
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