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    Can somebody tell me what is the best way to clean aluminum wheel's?? There off a 97-01 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. Thank's

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    Do you know if they are clear coated?

    Otherwise Hot Rims is a great product and should be able to be found at a local store.
    Scott

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    • #3
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      I assume they are. This may sound crazy, but how can you tell!!

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      • #4
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        They are some what shinny!!

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        • #5
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          Hey Blue Zero!! I tried Hot Rims cleaner and It work great!! Thank's. Now I just to find the right wax for them. I use NXT Generation on the rest of my truck.

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          • #6
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            I'm happy to hear you like it.

            I've used NXT on my wheels with good results. I really don't believe in special wheel wax.
            Scott

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            • #7
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              i hate to say it, but the best product i have used has to be mothers, and it takes like 2 hours to do mine that are spotless to begin with

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                Originally posted by BlueZero View Post
                I'm happy to hear you like it.

                I've used NXT on my wheels with good results. I really don't believe in special wheel wax.
                No special wheel wax for me either. Lately I have been using the original version of #21.
                quality creates its own demand

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                  Re: Wheels

                  Originally posted by MrWaxer View Post
                  I assume they are. This may sound crazy, but how can you tell!!
                  Rub a little paint cleaner that's whitish in color, like ScratchX or Deep Crystal Paint Cleaner, using a clean white cloth to a clean rim for a few seconds and then turn the cloth over and inspect. If you see a dark grayish or blackish color then you have uncoated aluminum wheels. If the cloth mostly remains white then you have clear coated rims or anodized rims.

                  Mike Phillips
                  760-515-0444
                  showcargarage@gmail.com

                  "Find something you like and use it often"

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