Keeping gold alloys clean
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STiEight, as mentioned already, don't use Wonder Wheels or Autoglym, they are very acidic. Pour some onto concrete to see how corrosive they are.
If you can afford it, get some Swissol wheel cleaner. It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for, and you won't lose the gold paint, or dull it's finish. As i mentioned in the other wheel cleaning thread, the best long-term policy is to wax them, front and back. Will take you a long time, but will save you even more time in the long run.
If you can afford it, get some Swissol wheel cleaner. It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for, and you won't lose the gold paint, or dull it's finish. As i mentioned in the other wheel cleaning thread, the best long-term policy is to wax them, front and back. Will take you a long time, but will save you even more time in the long run.
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yoza
This may be a daft reply........
They are not real gold you know!
lmao m8
This may be a daft reply........
They are not real gold you know!
lmao m8
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