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    Default What To Use On Inside of Rims?

    I'm thinking of removing my rims and cleaning the insides of them. This hasn't been done in almost 7 years.

    Any product recommendations? The rims are chrome and the outsides are fine.

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    sonax and a brush

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    Sonax. It works amazing!
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    sonax
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    Agree on the Sonax. Spray it and let it soak for a little bit. Use the brush to work it in. Great stuff.

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    sonax, megs wheel brightener, chemical guys diablo, p21s wheel gel.....in that order!

    sonax is safe on all wheels and does a GREAT job
    wheel brightener is an acid and should be used with complete care
    diablo works well
    p21s is lighter IME but still safe and effective
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    Is it okay to use Sonax on brake calipers?

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    7 years? really? use sonax and soak then a sooth soft brush. 7 years???
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    oh, and make sure you are going to coat them with something like opti-coat. It will last MUCH MUCH longer than any sealant wax will, and brake dust and tar will come right off in the future with just normal wash shampoo and a brush (like when they were brand new and not neglected!!!! lol)

    a sealant or a wax will only last about 3-4 weeks due to the heat breakdown, but a coating will provide MUCH longer protection.
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