Anybody know how to remove this shit?
I dont know what it is so dont ask, i use soap and water to clean them.. i've tried using clay bar, never dull, and some mcguires stuff forget what it's called, but it's pink, and this **** WILL NOT come off.. Anybody got any ideas?
Sorry if this is wrong section but most people look here so i am hoping to get a response soon
try goof off?
mm....no idea.....but what a waste if it doesn't come off.
fail Kayfunk
You know better; next time will be a ban.
A small (very samll) amount of nail polish remover on a soft cloth. Then wash the area down with hot/warm water.
Rubbing compound. Just be gentle. Ive had to do that before.
Or, I shit you not, use a magic eraser. Ive gotten thick sticky shit off my white wheels with the magic eraser.
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Originally Posted by aguynamedpat
i agree.
i'd also try some "bug and tar remover"
i doubt that stuff will work, it's not STICKY at all, it's just caked on there.
Are you talking about the magic eraser or rubbing compound?
bug remover and magic eraser.. remember that Volk wheels have anodized clear coat and not a whole lot is safe for that.. Someone suggested using warm peanut butter, apparently the oil will take just about any stains off.
Man Im not going anywhere near peanut butter right now, screw that lol.
Yeah. You would be surprised at what the magic eraser can do. I took the film off my headlights with that damn thing too. Everyone kept saying get Meguiars PlastiX and I just grabbed a magic eraser and took that shit right off.
hm.. magic eraser.. what does that look like? where did you get it? link!
it looks like a big block mr. clean makes a good one
For instance,
http://www.acehardware.com/product/i...ductId=1791171
Just like Red said. You can get them in like single packs also, and different brands. I used a different one from the Mr. Clean one, and it worked great. I think you can get them at the grocery store also. I think my mom gets hers from Publix.
where can i purchase one.
man 30$ for a fucking magic eraser? shenanigans. who's got one they wanna lend me?
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oh ok, lol!
not a bad idea, but my wheel isn't white, it's an anodized clear coat, so i dont know if there's something in that, chemical wise that may fuck up the finish.. :\
Hmm.
Greased Lightning?
dont know what that is. I dont need spit balling ideas, i need something that works! someone with volk wheels tell me you've tried something and it works~~~~!!!
Just trying to help man.
Try calling Volk tomorrow and asking them what you can use? They probably know what would be safe and not damage the finish.
I would need a better pic to see what that crap actually is.
But if rubbing compound doesn''t work. Sand the clear some and you can either try to hand rub it out with extra grit or try to use a buffer that can get in those tight spots.
Either that are reclear it. ;o]~
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no i hear you, and i appreciate the help, i just am confused on what to use
Yeah, thats why I recommended calling Volk. They should know what would be safe to use since they made the wheels. They can probably give you better advice than any of us can. Good luck though.
bug and tar remover man...i'm telling you...just try it. it doesn't have to be sticky. hell, i've used bug and tar remover on paint rubs (like when someone bumps you). it's only a few bucks...i've got some here AND i've got a magic eraser lol. atleast you know it won't damage the finish. my second suggestion would be the rubbing compound....anyhow, good luck
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