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mlines Member Since: 10 Dec 2006 Location: UK Posts: 480 |
After the success that I have had with the simple "Flash" cleaner recommended by some on this site to get a spot free finish I will pose the next problem
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Fri Apr 06 2007 4:16pm |
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Ronnie in the Midlands Member Since: 18 Jun 2006 Location: Hertfordhsire Posts: 50 |
At first I tried to avoid an acid based cleaner but could never get my 20" alloys clean. I have gone back to using Wonder Wheels by Car Plan. As long as you thoroughly wash away the cleaner afterwards I recommend this as the best method. Use a small paint brush to get into the corners. Another type is to use Meguiars Tyre Gel and then you have a great finish. Really clean wheels set off with new looking tyres. New RRS |
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Fri Apr 06 2007 8:36pm |
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SALMON FISHER Member Since: 13 Jan 2007 Location: ,GLASGOW Posts: 115 |
I agree with Ronnie i use wonder wheels i find it amazing it certainly cleans all the nooks and crannies Range rover vogue 3.6 tdv8 Gone
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Fri Apr 06 2007 8:43pm |
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Brian Mason Member Since: 31 Aug 2006 Location: Lurking with intent!!! Posts: 5326 |
I'll join Ronnie and SF, making it a hat-trick for wonder wheels. Safe, quick and easy, great results! MY12 SDV6 HSE Sumatra/Ebony/Piano/Sidesteps/Privacy/Overfinch Olympus/JLR DRLs |
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Sat Apr 07 2007 3:50am |
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JayMann Member Since: 19 Jan 2006 Location: Stop acting like snob when you just won the Lotto! Posts: 22898 |
I use Muc off RRS TDV6 Gone but still around
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Sat Apr 07 2007 10:28am |
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Zilch Member Since: 20 Mar 2006 Location: Sydney, sometimes the Whitsundays Posts: 2835 |
A few scantily clad laydees in bikini's with the ability to get down and have a good scrub surely is the answer.. Another Pommie Bar Steward down under
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Sat Apr 07 2007 11:08am |
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ivery819 Member Since: 16 Jan 2007 Location: -- Posts: 1241 |
Zilch
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Sat Apr 07 2007 11:39am |
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Brian Mason Member Since: 31 Aug 2006 Location: Lurking with intent!!! Posts: 5326 |
Who cares.., as long as they go down! MY12 SDV6 HSE Sumatra/Ebony/Piano/Sidesteps/Privacy/Overfinch Olympus/JLR DRLs |
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Sat Apr 07 2007 12:42pm |
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Cliff H Member Since: 03 Dec 2005 Location: uk Posts: 3233 |
If you have any clay bar it gets it off nicely, the real 'stuck on' bits are difficult to get off with chemicals etc.
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Sat Apr 07 2007 1:24pm |
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MDP Member Since: 14 Jun 2005 Location: Back in an AUDI Posts: 8598 |
Wonder Wheels
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Sun Apr 08 2007 12:11am |
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Cliff H Member Since: 03 Dec 2005 Location: uk Posts: 3233 |
BTW guys, Halfords is doing 3 for 2 on all cleaning bits at the moment |
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Sun Apr 08 2007 5:58am |
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JayMann Member Since: 19 Jan 2006 Location: Stop acting like snob when you just won the Lotto! Posts: 22898 |
Cool RRS TDV6 Gone but still around
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Sun Apr 08 2007 9:03am |
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Kaine Member Since: 26 May 2006 Location: Hills of Shropshire Posts: 8902 |
Cheers Cliff - I see its an online offer too |
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Sun Apr 08 2007 9:09am |
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Tim in Scotland Member Since: 30 May 2005 Location: Driving along in my automobile Posts: 17476 |
I agree with Jay, Muc off is very good and doesn't contain acid which is the main constituent of Wonder Wheels. 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Mon Apr 09 2007 12:41pm |
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