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  1. 05-01-2007, 11:01 AM #1
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    i have the same kind of dirt on my fatfives, i havent tried anything other than regular car wash soap.

    *waits on solution*
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    Quote Originally Posted by william_jeff
    i have the same kind of dirt on my fatfives, i havent tried anything other than regular car wash soap.

    *waits on solution*
    lol

    it looks liek rust, but if u scrape it, it will come off. i tried to sand it over the weekend, but its too many spokes and tight areas. And my power washer wont spray... so i couoldnt use that. might just have to one day sand it all off.
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