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08-08-2007, 05:49 PM #1Junior Member
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Artic White- 98 Trans Am
Dirty Wheels!
I bought some chrome ZR1 wheels that were used. I went to clean them and found some stuff that was baked on... If i use my finger nail i can scrape some of it away but wanted something else that'll clean it faster since it's in the grooves. I bought a one of those bug/tar remover sponges and a nylon brush that helped a little bit but isn't really removing all the crap. anybody have any ideas?
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08-08-2007, 06:23 PM #2Member
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black- 2002 trans am
gas...
lighter fluid
then take a mothers powerball or mothers in a can and apply by hand
then take a microfiber cloth and wipe them down...
may help may not
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08-10-2007, 09:37 PM #3Member
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Bright Red- 99 Firehawk #157 Roadster
On the backside of mine I had some crap like that, stick on weight glue, tar, etc, I used my pressure washer to blast away the stuck on stuff and a scotchbrite w/some purple spray cleaner has a follow up.
CAUTION: scotcbrite will scratch chrome!!! BE careful - YMMV
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