Fullonloon

Yes, the age old topic.

I've tried soapy water, I've tried Wonderwheels, I've scrubbed at the wheel for an hour - the stuff is just not shifting.

What other options are there- anything heavier duty to try?

Cheers

NickAdams

iTrader: (5)

Try Autosol metal cleaner (Comes in a black/gold tube!) or you could try the stuff that autoglym supply (Think that's in a blue/silver tube)
I haven't presonally used the autoglym stuff but the Autosol is really good gear!

Cheers,

Nick..

chuckster

Have you tried a clay bar? Very good. Waxwizard sell em, and I think a few other places now. Works pretty well, saying that I had DS3000 contamination that Subaru had to give up on and refurb all the wheels
Chuck

adw555

I use aluminium cleaner that's for cleaning the sides of lorries(diluted 50/50)...just sprays on and needs very little agitation with a brush..quick spray with the power hose and sparkling wheels in a few minutes...doesn't harm the wheels..£12 for a gallon

pob on the job

Do you have any children in the family? Make them work for their pocket money.

Sorry, my only suggestion would be wonderwheels but you've done that..

Fullonloon

Some good suggestions, thanks. What about the refurb option. Who does it, where and how much :-)

Phil

Good company in Basildon if thats near for you

Your profile doesn't give much away

Phil