Cleaning Wheels Properly – by Tim Gowens
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<font size=+1>Cleaning Wheels Properly</font>
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Have you ever bought a wheel cleaner from your local auto parts store, only to have it bleach out the finish on your wheels? It happens all the time. Here are 9 steps to properly cleaning your wheels.
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<font size=-1><u>9 Steps To Wheel Care</u></font>
<font size=-1>1. Wheels should be cleaned with warm water and mild non-detergent soap, using a cotton cloth or soft sponge applicator.</font>
<font size=-1>2. Do not use spray wheel cleaners, which can contain caustic chemicals that could stain and/or spot the finish of your wheels.</font>
<font size=-1>3. Let the wheel cool down completely before applying any cleaning product. Failing to do so may result in unwanted spots or stains.</font>
<font size=-1>4. Do not use tire cleaners containing harsh chemicals (any acid based cleaner), which can also stain or spot wheels. </font>
<font size=-1>5. Use only 100% cotton cloths; this avoids scratches caused by synthetic rags or cloths.</font>
<font size=-1>6. Always use a quality wheel polish like Metal Madness (available at Metro Wheels).</font>
<font size=-1>7. Carefully polish with the grain of the wheel. Baby powder in the final wipe down will remove fingerprints and oils left from polishing.</font>
<font size=-1>8. Occasionally clean the back side of the wheel to remove road grime, road salts, brake dust and grease.</font>
<font size=-1>9. For the final finish, apply a thin coat of car paste wax. Allow to dry and wipe off with a cotton cloth.</font>
Tim Gowens has over 16 years experience in the wheel and tire industry and
has been the owner of Metro Wheels & Accessories since 1989. He built a
22,000 square foot facility to house the wheel repair plant and a
retail/wholesale show room. Tim is also a classical guitarist.If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!
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