Subject	Elbow grease.
Posted by	Cade(PA) on May 20, 2008 at 1:42 PM
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In Reply To	What is the best product to clean corrosion on a chrome rim? posted by OriginalGate21 on May 20, 2008 at 01:31 PM
Message	If you're like me, there's a good chance that you won't be able to get it ALL off. Use a pH balanced chrome cleaner (Blue-Job, etc) and go to town. Do NOT use steel wool. If you do, you're basically rubbing iron into all the micro cracks and crevices, which will result in more rust. I've got to do this, too. I need to find a day to take my wheels off and beat the hell out of them with a cleaner. Best solution: winter wheels. _______________________________________
Follow Ups	What is the best product to clean corrosion on a chrome rim? - OriginalGate21 13:31:03 05/20/08 I like Mother's (n/m) - twinturbineZ 13:39:31 05/20/08 Meguiar's ALL-Metal polish or Simichrome (n/m) - StillenTT (FL) 13:41:51 05/20/08 Elbow grease. - Cade(PA) 13:42:31 05/20/08 A side-note (VNZR - VTD if desired) - Cade(PA) 13:46:56 05/20/08 O really? thats awesome, belmont minutes from me, - OriginalGate21 13:59:15 05/20/08 yeah i dont really wanna ruin anything with tools like that - OriginalGate21 14:01:14 05/20/08 second that (n/m) - nemo1080 (Iowa) 15:05:22 05/20/08 You drive your chrome wheels on MA winter streets? (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 14:16:20 05/20/08 no i dont drive my z in the winter, but it still developed - OriginalGate21 14:26:55 05/20/08 Coca-cola works believe it or not. (n/m) - monty31 16:02:41 05/20/08 no matter waht you do, you'll always have some rust build - Cap927(Boston) 16:04:33 05/20/08 No one will try it but it is killer and cheap>> - RT1 16:15:22 05/20/08
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