Dog pissed on rims...HELP!!
04-19-2005, 11:04 PM
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Dog pissed on rims...HELP!! So I rarely drive my car, and today I walked around her and noticed a dog had peed on my rims, so I wash it, but it left like a cloudy residue. They are torque thrust 2's in polished chrome I believe. And they are only about a week old 
. Anyone got any suggestions, on how I can get rid of this.
. Anyone got any suggestions, on how I can get rid of this. 
04-19-2005, 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by RGVWS6
So I rarely drive my car, and today I walked around her and noticed a dog had peed on my rims, so I wash it, but it left like a cloudy residue. They are torque thrust 2's in polished chrome I believe. And they are only about a week old . Anyone got any suggestions, on how I can get rid of this.
. Anyone got any suggestions, on how I can get rid of this.
04-20-2005, 06:35 AM
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If metal polish dont work you are going to have to wet sand and buff the spot, I have wetsanded and buffed my entire wheel before so I know that you can get a buffer in there.
04-20-2005, 11:54 AM
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try gords aluminum polish.
my dog pissed on my wheel, once............
complicated, care to elaborate on your wetsanding? I've used some 4000 on a buddy's truck, but just in a small area. what did you do?
my dog pissed on my wheel, once............
complicated, care to elaborate on your wetsanding? I've used some 4000 on a buddy's truck, but just in a small area. what did you do?
04-20-2005, 12:21 PM
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that sux, but that is funny. Im guessing the wheel is polished and not chrome, with chrome you wouldnt have this problem. Since its pollished it should be too hard to get that taken care of.
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I have wetsandend my entire wheel and then buffed them back then after that hand polish them with a metal polish(mothers)
I used 2000 grit sandpaper a wool pad and fine 3M compound
If you have never used a buffer on a car before I dont recomend trying it though, the buffer is very powerful and can easealy get snagged on things and put a nice little dent in youir wheel if youare not careful
The reason I wetsanded my wheel because I noticed my TT had a polished center but never seemed to get any brighter when i polished them.
So I took some sandpaper to them and turns out they had a clearcoat on them.
I used 2000 grit sandpaper a wool pad and fine 3M compound
If you have never used a buffer on a car before I dont recomend trying it though, the buffer is very powerful and can easealy get snagged on things and put a nice little dent in youir wheel if youare not careful
The reason I wetsanded my wheel because I noticed my TT had a polished center but never seemed to get any brighter when i polished them.
So I took some sandpaper to them and turns out they had a clearcoat on them.
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Originally Posted by RGVWS6
So I rarely drive my car, and today I walked around her and noticed a dog had peed on my rims, so I wash it, but it left like a cloudy residue. They are torque thrust 2's in polished chrome I believe. And they are only about a week old . Anyone got any suggestions, on how I can get rid of this.
. Anyone got any suggestions, on how I can get rid of this.Get a big bowl of anti freeze. And put it by your rims.
04-20-2005, 02:26 PM
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Complicated, did you buy your wheels used? b/c I've noticed my TT2s dont polish the centers too well. I'll hit you up on aol tonight if you are on.
04-20-2005, 03:42 PM
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No, I bought them New like 4 years ago though!!
Yea my centers didnt polish up either till i sanded them down and hit dem hoes with the buffer!
I compared to my friends brandnew TT and mine had a better shine!
Yea my centers didnt polish up either till i sanded them down and hit dem hoes with the buffer!
I compared to my friends brandnew TT and mine had a better shine!
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Originally Posted by RGVWS6
So I rarely drive my car, and today I walked around her and noticed a dog had peed on my rims,
04-21-2005, 07:34 PM
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hahahaha, dude bring the dog into my hood and I'll get the ghetto dogs to teach him a lesson!!!! j/k john good luck taking the spot out just use some extreme polish that thing works good
i tell you even the dogs are haters around here. lol.
04-21-2005, 09:37 PM
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Mothers Hey Mike on behalf of all us dog owners thats mean !!! Works well on cats though :-) Ha ha !!! As far as the stain use Mothers Mag Polish. Thats stuff works wonders !!!
04-22-2005, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Frans96SS
use Mothers mag and aluminum polish that **** rules...and keep rubbing until it turns black then wipe off
mothers billet however, that stuff works nicely, IF you go after it for a while.