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    Cleaning Chrome

    Hey, I've got these chrome wheels and the brake dust is really caked on. It almost seems like it is in the pores of the metal. Anyway, I've used a couple different wheel cleaners with bristle brushes to no avail. This is what is left over that just won't come off. Any suggestions on how to get this stuff off?





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    I was thinking maybe some steel wool. Comments???

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    No ones has ever cleaned chrome wheels before???

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    Never Dull will clean those right up
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    yea, never dull, its a wadding polish. Also, Glass cleaner works wonders on chrome

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    Man, those wheels have really been neglected. I have heard people having good results with Never Dull as far as cleaning wheels.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fbird777 View Post
    Man, those wheels have really been neglected. I have heard people having good results with Never Dull as far as cleaning wheels.
    I just bought the car and drove 1,300 miles to my new home. Gimme a break.

    Anyway, used the Never dull. Worked wonders; good as new.

    Thanks for everyones replies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tpilews View Post
    I just bought the car and drove 1,300 miles to my new home. Gimme a break.

    Anyway, used the Never dull. Worked wonders; good as new.

    Thanks for everyones replies.
    Glad it worked for you

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    Where can you get Never Dull? I don't recall seeing it at AutoZone.

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    they carry it at autozone. pretty much any auto store has it.

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