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Multispoke cleaning and other advice



  2005 Audi A3 3.2 Quattro


Ive just read the Multispokes post and thought Id share a little tip with you poor sods (like me) who have difficult wheels to clean.

Brasso is the answer.

Pour some into a small bowl and paint it onto your wheels, leave it for a little bit and then wash with some warm water.

Also...if you ever have trouble getting tar off your paint work, just dissolve some brasso into a little watter and use a soft sponge or cloth on the tar...comes off nice and easy.



Well there ya go...my christmas pressie to you:D
 

STICKER TWONK

ClioSport Club Member
  Golf GTi DSG


Im being dumb, what the hell is brasso and where can I buy some!! My multispokes are never clean!
 


Cheers viceroy - Ill give it a whirl over Christmas... But why the hell did you let me struggle for the last 3 years! (Mumble mumble... ;))

Zedx19 - Brasso is a cleaning product for brass items (ornaments etc) that you apply with a cloth then it dries to like a milky white, then you just wipe it off. Good stuff, but smells a bit.
 

STICKER TWONK

ClioSport Club Member
  Golf GTi DSG


Ah rate, cheers Matt, might have to invest in some of that then, Ill try owt to get the bloody things clean, brake dust just seems to stick to em like cum on a pillow!
 
  172, Tiguan


Pardon me for butting in but Brasso is a cutting agent.

Youll all have no wheels left. LMAO.
 
  172, Tiguan


Quote: Originally posted by viceroy on 19 December 2003


Also...if you ever have trouble getting tar off your paint work, just dissolve some brasso into a little watter and use a soft sponge or cloth on the tar...comes off nice and easy.



fap! and no paint. :confused:
 


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