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Alloy wheels

Postby WR1 Bro » Mon Aug 06, 2007 10:22 am

Little tip of the day... Over the last few months I have stopped using any sort of wheel cleaner. All I use now is Meguiars Hyperwash (car shampoo) and I have found that after several uses of Hyperwash I aren't getting any marks on the wheels that will not wash off with a little rub of a washmit. The wheels seem to be getting easier and easier to clean so one can only assume that it leaves some sort of clear coat behind.

It is a very thick concentrated shampoo but I think it is worth the money.
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Postby Scooby_simon » Mon Aug 06, 2007 11:14 am

What did you use to get them really clean to start with ?

Mine have a few marks on them that I'd really like to get rid !


Also, anyone know of the best person to remove a few small skuffs - yes, had it a few weeks and Wifee managed to skuff one wheel while parking, I then did another one a couple of days later...... Grrrrrr....
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Postby WR1 Bro » Mon Aug 06, 2007 11:42 am

For any stubborn marks in the past I have simply used car polish.
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