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I have Weld Alumastar wheels. What is the best product to use to clean them? thanks
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Aw,, Come on, Shawn,, enlighten the masses! We all have wheels that we want to look nice. I've used many different products over the last 40 years, and am currently using Hollywood's,, but always looking for something better.
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I use Smithbrite. It comes in two different compounds, one is more aggressive than the other depending on how dirty they are.
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I use products from Mike at Metalwax. He has a Facebook page and demo videos on there and Youtube. Outstanding products that flat work!
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One word....... Flitz. Google it! Jim
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So if your polishing your wheels, means you found out what was wrong with your motor.
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I was thinking the same thing Alan.....LOL
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I'm with Ed on this one. What do you use to CLEAN them? Everyone has their own favourite elixir to polish them and I have tried Autosol, Mothers and Alcoa and they all seem to be pretty much the same (lots of time and elbow grease). But what is best / easiest to use for regular wash up and clean aluminum wheels and trailer trim when giving it a bath? Doug
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I use Aluma-Kleen a product of Bio-Kleen available @ Redneck Trailer Supplies It removes oxidation, discoloration and stains. It is not a polish strickly a cleaner. You have to shine them up after the cleaning process. They also have a polish but we use Mothers
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