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Old 01-28-2002, 06:58 PM
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just wondering what type of cleaner you use to clean Weld pro star rims, or any other rim like it for that matter? thanks....

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Eagle One or Mother's Wheel polish works well.
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I use Eagle One, and it works GREAT! I've used it on my Boyds, and it really takes a LOT of the fine scratches out. I'm going to use them on my Convo Pros as well.
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Eagle One here <img src="gr_stretch.gif" border="0"> It's hard work but it really brings out the shine in the wheels.
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Bringing this one to the top since I started the post way back when...

but what if the wheels start to get what looks like "water spotted"? Anything a little stronger that might get that out before a polishing coat?

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Bringing this one to the top since I started the post way back when...

but what if the wheels start to get what looks like "water spotted"? Anything a little stronger that might get that out before a polishing coat?

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i used wenol with a little buffer that attaches to a drill, cleaned my little rust speckles off also
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I'm a Wenol user too. I had Weld Pro Stars on my '88 Camaro, and I used Wenol on them exclusively.
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