

| Subject: | Re: FW: washing old alloy wheels |
| From: | Marshall Ruskin |
| Date: | Fri, 19 Nov 1999 17:54:00 -0600 |
Regarding the cleaning of alloy wheels, I can tell you what my father did some years ago. He read somewhere that a great way to remove brake dust etc from alloy wheels was to wash them in the dishwasher. He was right - worked GREAT! Really great! The next week we put a new motor in the dishwasher, too. (A true story too, I might add) Marshall Ruskin >> Dear listers: >> >> I need some wheel washing advice: >> >> I've gone on a binge and bought twelve alloy wheels for >> my syncro van, assuming I'll need five summer and five >> winter and two will be bad .... yah ... it was a binge ... >> they were cheap. >> >> Now I want to wash them as efficiently and quickly and >> with as little work as possible and without damaging >> them beyond what nicks and scrapes they already show. >> >> Shall I use a high pressure washer? Simple Green and >> elbow grease? A special wheel washing mix? What? >> >> The insides of the wheels (facing in toward the center >> line of the van) are the sides in need of the serious >> cleaning, of course. >> >> John >> jmates@ichips.intel.com >
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