whats the best rim cleaner for powder coated rims?
I have a set of cf-48's and they take forever to clean, they are all black and look great after i spend ahalf and hour on each rim!!! but i dont always have that kind of time. I have tried different wheel cleaner and some of them, are terrable. Anyone have any suggestions?
My rims are powder coated black, so a cleaner that i spray on and let it sit then rise of to reveal instant bling would be great lol!!!
thanks in advance.
My rims are powder coated black, so a cleaner that i spray on and let it sit then rise of to reveal instant bling would be great lol!!!
thanks in advance.
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Yeah but make sure the wheel is not hot or it will stan it bad!!!
Yeah but make sure the wheel is not hot or it will stan it bad!!!
Simple green or get some beater rims. If you dont want to do either of that then sell them like i did with my white te-37's they were a bitch to clean
ive seen peanut butter used before and it did work but i usually scrub them with wesleys bleach white tire cleaner, dry them, then spray tire shine on them then wipe it off with a dry rag
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Seems to be the thing lately.
Seems to be the thing lately.
on my powder coated wheels i used the dupont teflon wheel cleaner....worked great on the whites and kept them clean a lil longer....
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