I've been using Mother's wheel cleaner with good luck. It's kind of like a
wax in that your rub it on, let it dry, then buff it off. Most every mark's
come off my clear coated wheels with minimal effort. I've found that using
the Mother's car wash soap, on the other hand, has produced pretty poor
results for anything other than basic surface cleaning.
-A.
> From: "Red Raevyn" <redraevyn@softhome.net>
> Reply-To: "Red Raevyn" <redraevyn@softhome.net>
> Date: Sun, 26 May 2002 15:10:53 -0400
> To: autox@autox.team.net
> Subject: Re: Cleaning Dirty Rims
>
> My question about cleaning rims -
> How do we get copious amounts of brake dust that's been rain soaked and then
> dried on off of our nice shiny rims? It's been soap, water, and a looooot of
> elbow grease for me (about 20 minutes on the L Front), but I was hoping there
> was some magic little known trick.
>
> ~Red~
>
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