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Just stay away from acitone based wheel cleaners and keep them waxed you will be fine
My friend used a acitone based wheel cleaner and it actually made the bubbles in the paint of the rim (sorry dont remeber the name of the product) but just check the bottle for what it contains
My friend used a acitone based wheel cleaner and it actually made the bubbles in the paint of the rim (sorry dont remeber the name of the product) but just check the bottle for what it contains
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Rep Power: 396 Wash your wheels before you wash your car. Hose off the car and take a bucket of water and car wash. Take a wash mitt or sponge that you only use on your wheels and tires and soap down each rim and tire. Then hose them off. Rinse out the bucket and put car soap in and water and wash the car with a different wash mitt or sponge. Never use the same wash mitt on the wheels and then on the car. You will either get brake dust and grease all over the car or you will scratch the paint.
When you are done washing the car, dry off your rims with a seperate towel, then you would use on your paint. After the wheels are dry, You should wax them to keep the luster and to protect them from natures elements. I usually use the same wax I wouls use on the paint. Mothers, Meguires, Kit, Gliptone are among a few of waxes I recommend.
When you are done washing the car, dry off your rims with a seperate towel, then you would use on your paint. After the wheels are dry, You should wax them to keep the luster and to protect them from natures elements. I usually use the same wax I wouls use on the paint. Mothers, Meguires, Kit, Gliptone are among a few of waxes I recommend.
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