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quick fuchs question
is it safe to use wheel cleaner on my fuchs??
it is the non acid type of cleaner but it does say on the tin wipe of any over spil on non wheel areas immediately any previous experience?? ------------------ mike 87 coupe' |
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04-15-2001, 01:34 PM
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You didn't specify brand, but does the label claim it is safe to use on anodized surfaces? If not, I'd be cautious. When working with cleaners or abrasives on my car I use the rule of thumb of starting with the absolutely gentlest material I can start with, and only if it doesn't work will I move up on the harshness scale. That's anywhere on the car, not just the wheels.
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04-15-2001, 01:57 PM
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its duco wheel cleaner for alloy> steel> plastic
'removes brakedust, ingrained dirt, salt & grease in seconds!' i quote ------------------ mike 87 coupe' |
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04-15-2001, 02:03 PM
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After you are done cleaning them, coat them with vaseline (apply everywhere and then buff it with a soft cloth to remove all the excess). Believe it or not, if you look in your owner's manual, this is recommended every three months. This will keep the dust/grit from sticking to them, and make them shiny again.
Nick. ------------------ _ _ __ _ _ Nick Shumaker 1982 911SC Coupe nickshu@yahoo.com PCA -- Rocky Mtn. Region |
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