RIM Cleaners - Page 2

MRJUCY · 27-12-2005, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by red_hotxr6

Have you heard anything about your car yet?

Nope nothing. The local paper ran a story on it last week hopefully someone who reads it saw something & points the police in the right direction.

Feathers · 27-12-2005, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by DOC

Feathers just try a little car wash on a sponge next time you wash your car ( gently on the affected area's ) or you could try as Matt suggests some clay bar gently.

Pete

I wash the car every weekend, and it's been on there for the 11 months I've had the car.

I'll try the clay bar the next time I wash it, but it loks like house paint. Might have to get a new rim, and leave this one as the spare. It's slightly damaged too...

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GlennBA · 27-12-2005, 03:17 PM

go to ford, buy the ba brake dust guards. They sit behind the rims and stop a lot of brake dust getting on the rim. They shouldn't be too much. Oh and wash your wheels regularly to ensure the brake dust and grime doesn't stain them.

GlennBA · 27-12-2005, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Feathers

I saw the Michelin spray at Big W today. Looked alright, but I wash my car every weekend.

My biggest problem is that whoever put the tyre black on it before I bought it, slopped it over the edge of the rims as well. I don't know what to use that will take it off, but not damage the clear coat on them.

try a toothbrush