electricd7

Ok do I let my rear pads get WAY too low and now I have caked on metal dust on my factory wheels. If I get it wet and scrub on it with a towel, I can get some of it off. What is the best thing out there to use on this stuff? Can I use some sort of brittle brush on them without damaging the clear coat? Is there a magic solution I can use on them?

Ed7

kozal01

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I use simple green and a rag. If its burned into the clear there isnt anything that will get it off without taking the clear coat with it.

Monkzy

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New Rims!

F150FX408

wire wheel and a drill maybe? worked well on my calipers

kozal01

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That will most definitely take the clear coat off the wheels.

ellis4pa

Magic Erasers from Mr. Clean do a good job, buddy of mine uses them. They make a special one just for wheels in the auto Dept.

F150FX408

he can just clear coat them again, or paint them and clear coat them, whatever it is he is trying to do.....

myoldford

Oven cleaner. Have used it with no side effects. Works great

Masi1926

Eagle one A-Z wheel cleaner, been using it on my rims for years and they come out squeaky clean. It hasn't damaged my rims in any way whatsoever.

1970mach

Brake Kleen