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Re: corroded wheels
I used Flitz with a fair anount of success (much, much rubbing!) on
my old 760T, it helped a bit but the clear coat was gone, so it was
only a temporary fix.
Had pretty good success with Eagle One on my 89 780 wheels, the clear
coat must have been in good shape on this one, since they really came
out nice, and have lasted so far for about 6 months in the HOT Florida
sun, tho they could now probably use another treatment.
Good luck, I know this is a frustrating problem.
On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 13:13:28 GMT, "Bev A. Kupf" <bevakupf@myhome.net>
wrote:
>On Tue, 31 May 2005 18:27:20 GMT,
> george farquharson (georgefn@shaw.ca) wrote:
>> I've got an 86 760 Turbo wagon that's in good shape but the alloy wheels are
>> corroded and discolored. Anyone have a treatment for the wheel metal to
>> clean them up; or maybe I should paint them.
>>
>
>A suggestion was made by an earlier poster to sand-blast the wheels.
>Don't do this with alloy wheels -- they pit really easily.
>
>There's a product I've used on cars that have been prepared for sale,
>called Flitz. It takes about 10 - 20 minutes to do a wheel. Here's
>the website that you can read more about it, and decide for yourself.
><http://www.flitz.com>
>
>The two things that you want are:
>a) Flitz liquid metal polish, and
>b) Flitz polishing ball (this hooks up to your drill)
>
>Beverly
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