Wax and grease remover + Autosol(Autosol is polishing product for metal)
Or
Lightest grit sandpaper you can get + autosol
anyone know of any products that are particularly good for cleaning off pretty stubborn marks and blemishes??
rears currently looking like this:
want them to be on par with the fronts, like this:
Wax and grease remover + Autosol(Autosol is polishing product for metal)
Or
Lightest grit sandpaper you can get + autosol
Pay someone to do it, i reckon its worth the money when you have to clean the centres on those kinds of wheels, they are a bitch just like stock ae86 wheels.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Dish @ Nov 25 2007, 06:23 PM) </div>cheers man.. will give it a hit
Just a note aswell, try the wax and grease remover first before you hit it with any sandpaper. I went over my wheels with a bit of wax and grease and turned out really well.
use light grit sand paper and just slowly polish it up, you can do this to polish any type of wheels that werent polished before. then use metal polish to bring out the shine
Rust is a way of life
elbow grease
nah jkz u can buy wheel cleaner at super cheap or the likes
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (fozz @ Nov 25 2007, 11:57 PM) </div>i got some pretty decent wheel cleaner, but it doesn't even budge these stains..
Those blemishes look like corrosion marks due to damaged areas of the protective clear coat. Only sanding will remove them and the wheel would need to be lacquered again in order to prevent further corrosion (otherwise you will be forever polishing the rims).
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yea i rekon get it done professionally, perfect condition jap wheels wont lose their value