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Old 10-25-2012, 04:16 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Check out this killer Hanger Dylan made for next time you have to go to the dealership.

As far as wheel cleaning, a couple things to keep in mind...ceramic pads are your friend. They really reduced the amount of dusting I had. A good sealant on your wheels is important to keep, so that when it does come time to clean, it's super easy and pain free. Adam's Quick Sealant is hugely popular for just that....protecting wheels. There are cleaners out there that are quite potent for your wheels. Two schools of thought...use a harsh cleaner everytime, and re-seal/wax every time, or use as mild cleaner as you can get away with, (for me usually a mixture of Adam's Car Shampoo and water in a bottle with a foaming sprayer), a step above that Adam's Green Wheel Cleaner (slightly more acidic), or a total degreaser like Adam's All Purpose Cleaner (4x stronger than your off the shelf all-purpose cleaner.) Sometimes you will need to agitate the dirt from the wheel, using some sort of Brush that is safe for your wheels is a good idea also. Adam's also sells a great set of tools for the back barrel in the Turbostick or Wheel Woolies.


In this case, Adam's All Purpose Cleaner was the answer.




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