Wheel problem.
04-13-2006, 01:16 PM
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I'd try a solution of hot (not scalding) water and car wash soap first (but Im assuming you've done that already...)
Next I'd go to a AutoZone or Wal Mart and look thru the wheel cleaners they have there (Look for Meguiars Hot Wheel Multi-Piece wheel wash. Its a non-alkaline, non-acid formula designed to safely remove grime, grit and brake dust from all polished/unpolished aluminum,powder-coated, multi-surface or anodized wheels - also safe on all aftermarket brake components including calipers and rotors). You'll might have to dilute the solution with some of them (like 1 part cleaner to 10 parts water) but you should be able to use that to get the majority of that grime off the wheels.
Next I'd go to a AutoZone or Wal Mart and look thru the wheel cleaners they have there (Look for Meguiars Hot Wheel Multi-Piece wheel wash. Its a non-alkaline, non-acid formula designed to safely remove grime, grit and brake dust from all polished/unpolished aluminum,powder-coated, multi-surface or anodized wheels - also safe on all aftermarket brake components including calipers and rotors). You'll might have to dilute the solution with some of them (like 1 part cleaner to 10 parts water) but you should be able to use that to get the majority of that grime off the wheels.
Last edited by Ling_650vette; 04-13-2006 at 01:30 PM.