ive had a oily grease on my wheels that I was unable to get off, tried wonder wheels, turtle wax, etc and nothing worked.

 

Was about to ask you show cars how to clean them properly when I saw a bottle of Mr Muscle on the kitchen worktop..

 

Wheels are sparkling, the kitchens a f**@ing mess, but worth it..lol

Good stuff!! Make sure you get some wax or sealant on the wheels now though 'cos Mr M will have stripped the sh1t out of the paint/lacquer, exposing it to damage.

 

Oh, and pics please (wheels and kitchen LOL) :)

ive had a oily grease on my wheels that I was unable to get off, tried wonder wheels, turtle wax, etc and nothing worked.

 

Was about to ask you show cars how to clean them properly when I saw a bottle of Mr Muscle on the kitchen worktop..

 

Wheels are sparkling, the kitchens a f**@ing mess, but worth it..lol

 

I just bought Turtle Wax yesterday too! :blush:

next time i go up to Autoshine will ask what they use, they got this stuff they just spray on the wheels and all the crap just falls off then just wash them over good as new!

 

dan.:cool3:

Peach, now the wheels have dried thoroughly they are still not completely clean, 80% better than they were. what do you use to clean the wheels and what sort of lacquer would you recommend??

I currently use Autosmart Smart Wheels, or Autosmart Treble X for really stubborn marks - but they're not available to the public!

 

Auto Glym Clean Wheels is pretty good, or if the marks are really ingrained get some compund on it and polish it out (or Autosol if it's on a stainless rim).

 

After that, a couple of coats of any wax or sealant will put some protection back on there :)

cheers Buddy... suns out so will crack on....