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Clay it?
Sam
The quickest and easite way (by far) is by using a product called Iron X - looky here;
http://www.carpro.uk.com/iron-x-500ml/
If there are any stubborn bit left after Iron X, as noted above, use a clay bar;
http://www.bilthamber.com/clay-bars
Throw the clay away after using on wheels so you may want to do your body work/glass with it first!
The quickest and easite way (by far) is by using a product called Iron X - looky here;
http://www.carpro.uk.com/iron-x-500ml/
If there are any stubborn bit left after Iron X, as noted above, use a clay bar;
http://www.bilthamber.com/clay-bars
Throw the clay away after using on wheels so you may want to do your body work/glass with it first!
Used the IronX today (which stinks !!) and still no luck
did it turn red on contact with the grime?
if so how long did you leave it to work?
sometimes it can take a number of hits to remove it all
keep going over it with an old wash mitt or alloy wheel brush to keep it adgetated...
worst case sinario you might need to step up to a acid based cleaner but beware if the lacquer is damaged its certainly not a weekly use cleaner in my eyes but for really filthy wheels they have their place in a car cleaners stock pile
something like wonder wheels or autoglym wheel cleaner the ag is safer but not as potent but it can help...
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/accessories-tyres/41939/autoglym-clean-wheels
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/accessories-tyres/41948/carplan-wonder-wheels