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07-01-2007, 08:25 PM
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HANK
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Adelaide
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hey guys. my car has the ford "turbo blades" i think thats what theyre called, (the 5 spoke alloys on fairmonts) and the left rear is like nu but the other 3 have all stains and **** on them. ive tried everything from scrubbing with brushes to mr muscle and pino clean and ****. even engine degreaser and mag wheel polisher. nuthing works! any help/suggestions/tips appreciated.
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1992 EBII Fairmont Lowered 30mm on kings springs and monroe struts/shocks Performance catback exhaust with stainless 3 in tip! Shift kit! Tinted windows n tail lights. Pioneer 200w flip face head unit 600w pioneer sub backed by my nu 640W kenwood 4 way amp Eclipse 6x9s and 6's Clear front and side indicators 115 rwkw on regular, not bad for pod, catbak! Back on the rd! nothing can stop us, not a defect or even a stoby pole!! BAHAHA  NEVER SAY DIE!!!
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07-01-2007, 09:13 PM
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OzEcruisers PRESIDENT
 
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Melbz
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MR SHEEN works a treat..............I use it all the time as recommended by my wheel polishing mate
And if that does not work use AutoSol Metal Polish on the alloy/metal bits FYI Engine degreaser will do Sweet F All on rims as its does not have any effect to brake dust Also brake dust becomes corrosive if left on a wheel for long periods of time then if it has corroded your wheels its near impossible to get them to look mint again
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1994 Ford Fairmont EF NA 6cyl Man 3.9 diff Sedan PROEF 13.46 @ 105.78mph Tuned by DYNOMOTIVE 200BUX - AFF Drag Nats 2019 EF Wagon Quote:
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07-01-2007, 09:23 PM
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HANK
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Adelaide
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thanks man. nah i wipe brake dust off and then theres still this stain, its like its in the clear coat or sumthing. ill try mr sheen tho!
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1992 EBII Fairmont Lowered 30mm on kings springs and monroe struts/shocks Performance catback exhaust with stainless 3 in tip! Shift kit! Tinted windows n tail lights. Pioneer 200w flip face head unit 600w pioneer sub backed by my nu 640W kenwood 4 way amp Eclipse 6x9s and 6's Clear front and side indicators 115 rwkw on regular, not bad for pod, catbak! Back on the rd! nothing can stop us, not a defect or even a stoby pole!! BAHAHA NEVER SAY DIE!!!
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polishing wheels
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