How to clean my SIMMON wheels
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" The best thing for cleaning wheel centres is car washing detergent and water- just the same as you wash the rest of your car with. A bottle brush, or similar, is a help between the spokes. Some cleaning products can react with paint finishes - if you have any doubts, check your cleaning product on a small portion of the rear of the wheel, before proceeding.
Polished rims look great, but require tender and frequent care to keep looking that way. To preserve the polished surface, don't leave the wheels too long in a dirty, or brake dusted condition. Once the polished surface starts to etch from exposure to dust or atmospheric pollutant, it can be difficult to restore. Use a quality, non abrasive metal polish such as "Autosol" or' Mothers". Do not use anything containing caustic soda or any abrasive product. "
From the Simmons wheel website of all places....
Polished rims look great, but require tender and frequent care to keep looking that way. To preserve the polished surface, don't leave the wheels too long in a dirty, or brake dusted condition. Once the polished surface starts to etch from exposure to dust or atmospheric pollutant, it can be difficult to restore. Use a quality, non abrasive metal polish such as "Autosol" or' Mothers". Do not use anything containing caustic soda or any abrasive product. "
From the Simmons wheel website of all places....
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