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Those are most likely small tar spots or caked on brake dust; you can try a tar remover like Stoner's Tarminator to remove them. Tar deposits tend to find their
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Those are most likely small tar spots or caked on brake dust; you can try a tar remover like Stoner's Tarminator to remove them. Tar deposits tend to find their way into small crevices and regular wheel cleaners or car wash solution will not move them.
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