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| loo_goblin |
posted on 2nd Oct 05 at 14:23 |
quote:  :rolleyes: | |
| Jackooo |
posted on 2nd Oct 05 at 14:06 |
quote: yup tire shine on inner arches is quality.... good valeting trick that! only bad thing though is that its stiocky therefore more mud sticks to it!!!! :lol: | |
| Jamescorsa97 |
posted on 2nd Oct 05 at 08:41 |
soft bristle brush??? I Have no idea what one looks like.! | |
| loo_goblin |
posted on 2nd Oct 05 at 04:13 |
a soft bristle paint brush i find works bestest :thumbs: | |
| net_freak |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 23:02 |
every week or so ill jackit up and do each wheel, doesnt take that long and the wheel looks miles better for it. | |
| Fear |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 22:51 |
have recently got in the habbit of taking the wheels off and cleaning inside them and also inside the arches and spare wheel well etc and then geting some silicone spray or back to black inside the arches:D | |
| Phil W |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 20:54 |
Once a month, with the wheels being white, they look SO much better wite clean white dishes :) | |
| mav |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 19:30 |
don't take them off very often...but a thin brush will get the inside rims clean etc... | |
| Will_Sport |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 19:04 |
well i've painted mine metallic black, so not got any dirt stuck on em, and when there is i can t-cut/polish them... or if needs be rubbing compound for stubborn shizzle | |
| Jamescorsa97 |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 19:00 |
Nah ain't got cheap alloys. Think i'll take them off as its going up for sale so they catch the eye. More appeal ^_^ | |
| Andy Stocker |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 16:17 |
The only time I took the wheels off to clean inside the rim was just before C13's Redline feature. Other than that it was a daily drive so never bothered. | |
| 5chaap2k |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 16:14 |
quote: depends on the quality of the alloys.. if u bought them verrrrrry cheap but new think twice hahah :lol: | |
| Jamescorsa97 |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 16:05 |
Using the pressure washer on alloys safe? | |
| jamesvalver |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 14:19 |
fuk that. just leave the rims on it n jet wash em! mayb take em off n clean b4 a show | |
| MatthewR |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 13:28 |
quote: yeaaaaah boyeee:thumbs: | |
| Mistamist |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 13:27 |
Nah i let the Kosovans get busy on them. | |
| Carl |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 13:16 |
quote: yes, do each wheel on a different day too as it takes a while, I use alloy wheel cleaner and a pan scrubber thingy with abit of elbow grease! | |
| 1_Litre_Porsche_Beater |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 10:05 |
sometimes, although a radiator brush is sufficient. | |
| Jamescorsa97 |
posted on 1st Oct 05 at 10:02 |
When you are cleaning your alloys do you ever remove it from the car? |