Do Not Use Black Magic Wheel Cleaner!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Do Not Use Black Magic Wheel Cleaner!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At least on polished rims. I sprayed in on last night and let it sit for maybe a min to turn around and get my brush, when I turned back around I had white streaks all down my wheel. Now, my wheel is half polished and half white. Guess, I'm painting them black this weekend.
I'd have pics, but my laptop is at a different location than I am and that's what has my camera software on it.
I'd have pics, but my laptop is at a different location than I am and that's what has my camera software on it.
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Originally Posted by Z28LS1camaroguy
your not suppose to let it sit, your suppose to spray it on one of those moon shaped things or spray it on and wipe it all around the tire and then wipe the overspray off.
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i had that happen to my old z28 polished rims...just take some mothers polish and go to town. that will fix your white streaks and freshly polished may look better than painting them black (depending on your theme)?
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All them products are pretty much the same.
Its a %10 shine additive, and about 90% acid.
The prettier the car on the bottle, the more acid.
I buy the cheapest **** and mix it with a tiny bit of dishwashing fluid, and the grime literally streams off.
But my rims aren't polished, so I'm not guarenteing anything there.
Its a %10 shine additive, and about 90% acid.
The prettier the car on the bottle, the more acid.
I buy the cheapest **** and mix it with a tiny bit of dishwashing fluid, and the grime literally streams off.
But my rims aren't polished, so I'm not guarenteing anything there.
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Originally Posted by sdm1234
the Black Magic wheel cleaner may not be all that great, but their Tire Shine is AMAZING!
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ive used black magic tire shine, and im gonna be swapping to something else, no matter what i get **** all over the side of my car, i even let the car sit for 3 hrs before i drove it, now theres tire shine all over my car
but i use mothers polish for the wheels
but i use mothers polish for the wheels
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try the blue coral wheel cleaner, i have those blacked out SS rims on my car and that stuff hasnt hurt the paint on them too much, they're a little dull but they look ok to me i get good results with the blue coral cleaner. a long time ago i used oven degreaser to clean the rims on my 86 i-roc, i sprayed one down and let it set for a minute, all the grease and dirt came right off of the rim, i was impressed for a second that this oven degreasr wa working, that quickly turned to anger when i saw what it as doing to the paint on the rim, needless to say it stripped the gold paint right off the rim
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Originally Posted by pjb
just polish them with something like mothers billet and they will be fine. the wheel cleaner probably says not to use on polished wheels.
Bottle says for all kinds of wheels. Then, on the back it specifically lists polished .
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I never liked using spray wheel cleaners, never received good results. Soap and water always worked for me, and if its real bad then I will use diluted simple green.
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Originally Posted by snketr
At least on polished rims. I sprayed in on last night and let it sit for maybe a min to turn around and get my brush, when I turned back around I had white streaks all down my wheel. Now, my wheel is half polished and half white. Guess, I'm painting them black this weekend.
I'd have pics, but my laptop is at a different location than I am and that's what has my camera software on it.
I'd have pics, but my laptop is at a different location than I am and that's what has my camera software on it.