Machined Wheel Help
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From: Middletown,NJ
I've used Whink, it's a rust remover for toilets, porcelan, etc that can be found in the grocery store. A friend that was an auto-detailer told me about this. His instructions were to wet down the entire surface with water, then apply Whink with a sponge over the entire affected surface,do not to let this dry and rinse thoroughly. I have done this numerous times on painted surfaces....never on machined aluminum.
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From: CO Mnts
I would reduce the vinegar and Arm & Hammer, increase the Perrier, add a lime and generous amounts of vodka, sit back and watch someone else clean the wheels.
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I'm not sure about on machined finish, but on boats, I have used NeverDull............works like a charm. Read the can to see if it gives any warnings of what not to use on. I use it on tailpipes, etc.
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