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Hello, I have some wheel's I'm trying to clean they were polished but have oxidised a fair bit. I spent about an hour on half a wheel with Autosol and it is working but is hard work, is there anything better?
Thanks Gally, I notice it has no abrasives in it, would this still work you think? I've also read Britemax twins are quite good, have you used personally used either?
For metal, I haven't seen a product beat AF's Mercury. If it's tough grime, 00 grade wire wool for added bite, but as Aucky recently found, finishing down by MF is the best option.
MF? Sorry bit new to this! Prime sounds good, the wheels have taken a bit of a beating over the years so they are covered in water spots/slight oxidation.
Re: lacquering them, I agree in principle, but would suggest to go down the route of C5 from GTechniq afterwards. This will seal the wheels and prevent further oxidisation.