WHAT TO CLEAN MY 2000 SI'S WITH
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My si"s get dirty fast and when they do .....they are very hard to clean and sometimes the stains dnt really come out lmao please what do yall use on these types of rims please .....and thanks in advance
i use formula 2001 wheel cleaner, then a wheel polish, which ever you prefer. turtle wax, mothers, ect...
Last edited by jhammond_82; Jun 3, 2009 at 03:05 PM.
clean them more often if they are getting stains first off. and i have those wheels on my daily. wash car then clean wheels w glass cleaner.
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LMAO i clean them like every 2 days lmao .......any glass cleaner what the brand u use jusr so i could know iight thanks in advance.......And for the other reply will try thanks
to be honest any good auto glass cleaner will work. it is a bit thicker than typical house use ish. they will shine like puff n bad boy. lol.
Is it brake dust that keeps getting them dirty so fast? If so, use a better brand of brake pad. Ceramics are also very low dust, but some people don't like them so much. I have used them for the past 7-8 years and have never had any problems with them. The only way my wheels get dirty now is when it rains.
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Use pretty much any wheel cleaner (I use this turtle wax wheel cleaner, like $3). Spray them with a hose, then the wheel cleaner, let soak for like a minute, then wipe them off with a rag. After this clean with like normal soap. Should be near perfect afterwards. I do this everytime I wash my car.
just stating my own personal experience
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Yea my clear coat is coming off little by ,,need to get them clear coated again..any one know where i could get them redone at????
some clearcoats are ruined by products like these, just depends on what kind of clearcoat the OEM used. my 02 jag (oem wheels) started to lose its clearcoat when a carwash used that **** on my wheels, luckily they payed for a new clearcoat, but if youre doing it yourself its money out of your pocket, maybe.
just stating my own personal experience
just stating my own personal experience
M3 makes a great product for that wheel finish
anyone wanna post pictures of these rims on their car?
I just bought some, and just ordered 205/50/15 tires...waiting to get them mounted/balanced.
I just bought some, and just ordered 205/50/15 tires...waiting to get them mounted/balanced.
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