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Best way of getting this off?



leeds_182

North Yorkshire & Humber
ClioSport Area Rep
The previous owner of these team dynamics pro race decided to run with no brake pads for a while and as a result this happened;

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Any reccomend me a reasonably safe way of getting this stuff off? I've been working at it with the abrasive bit of a kitchen sponge but its taken me nearly an hour to get to this stage;

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  Not a 320d
Lol

Iron Cut.

Actually Id go get some of that Wonder wheels (The one thats red in color) that removes fallout.

Lots of it.

Id rather get those refurbed though.
 
  Fiesta ST-2 Finsport
One of my customers had a seized rear caliper which did the same.
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multiple hits of iron x (a whole litre was used and whilst it was massively improved didnt make it mint
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i would suggest maybe acid first then iron x, if not its refurb time
 

leeds_182

North Yorkshire & Humber
ClioSport Area Rep
It wasn't a bristle style pad and polished up alright as you can see in the pictures.

Iron x it is then!
 
  Golf GT & A4 Avant
On a wheel like that I'd reach straight for an acid based wheel cleaner. I wouldn't waste my money using iron x as would need multiple attempts.

Just be warned that acidic wheel cleaners can / will cause damage to the paint if the finish isnt in good condition, ie curbed etc. don't leave it on too long or let it dry and rinse very thoroughly
 
  iceberg phase 2 172
serious now coca cola works wonders if u can soak it in overnight . dont know how tough this will be though but worth a shot surely ?
 

leeds_182

North Yorkshire & Humber
ClioSport Area Rep
On a wheel like that I'd reach straight for an acid based wheel cleaner. I wouldn't waste my money using iron x as would need multiple attempts.

Just be warned that acidic wheel cleaners can / will cause damage to the paint if the finish isnt in good condition, ie curbed etc. don't leave it on too long or let it dry and rinse very thoroughly

Just bought some s**t off amazon so ill give it a try.
 

Bluebeard

ClioSport Moderator
  Whichever has fuel
As mentioned, I'd be hitting that with some acid. Don't scrub/agitate it though, as you'll scratch the fcuk out of the wheels.

​(Did you still want that DA mate?)
 

leeds_182

North Yorkshire & Humber
ClioSport Area Rep
As mentioned, I'd be hitting that with some acid. Don't scrub/agitate it though, as you'll scratch the fcuk out of the wheels.

​(Did you still want that DA mate?)

Thanks, I ordered some acid based shizzle so will try that.

As for the Da, are kid actually had one so have been using that and there seems to have been an improvement.....slightly but thanks for the offer.

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  Golf GT & A4 Avant
Get them finished and polished up and seal them properly, and never have to use more than shampoo to remove anything.
 

Gally

Formerly Mashed up egg in a cup
ClioSport Club Member
The wheels also look matte black now. Well played.
 

leeds_182

North Yorkshire & Humber
ClioSport Area Rep
I knew I should have used the cotton buds and feather duster.

Its still an improvement on rust and like I said was a quick blast so still room for improvement.
 


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