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Originally Posted by Duc_Z09 The best wheel cleaner I've ever discovered is WD-40. Use soap and water afterwards or the residue will draw dust. I can see putting some WD-40

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Old 09-08-2015, 10:22 AM   #1 (permalink)
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The best wheel cleaner I've ever discovered is WD-40. Use soap and water afterwards or the residue will draw dust.
I can see putting some WD-40 (or similar, oil-based product) on a rag to clean stubborn dirt, but don't think spraying it around brakes and tires is a good idea. YMMV
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I can see putting some WD-40 (or similar, oil-based product) on a rag to clean stubborn dirt, but don't think spraying it around brakes and tires is a good idea. YMMV
Spray it on a paper towel and then wipe the rim. I've been doing it for years with no issues whatsoever.
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