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DonV	02-25-2016 10:09 AM

Hey Ken, I like the way you bypassed the coin operation feature!! It would have killed you if you had to feed it quarters! :)

Islandtrader

02-25-2016 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by jwclbi (Post 241918)

Hello, I have a chance to buy some used American racing wheels for my old Jeep CJ7. Trouble is the two front wheels have a bit of brake dust staining on them and I'm worried I won't be able to get them real clean. Any thoughts or experience in such a thing? Thank you.

May be a lot of elbow grease but, I have always used Mothers on any aluminum that I polished by hand.

uncleboo

02-25-2016 05:58 PM

Might see if there's clearcoat on them. If so, you could use paint stripper, clean them then polish with whatever you prefer. I recently did that on mine from a 03 GMC Sierra and they turned out great.

BigLew

02-25-2016 11:00 PM

No-Bones, As a friend I say, you don't deserve IT!

NoBones

02-26-2016 01:27 AM

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Originally Posted by BigLew (Post 241960)

No-Bones, As a friend I say, you don't deserve IT!

Blessed or picked on ??? :rolleyes:

kmoose

02-26-2016 08:40 AM

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Swamp mud works best on my rims.

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