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  1. 03-25-2003, 05:16 PM #1
    Redmax
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    Whats the best thing to clean and wax Chrome Wheels with?
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    Eagle One A2Z for the cleaning and Wheel Wax or a sealant (ie Klasse, Zaino, etc.) for `waxing`.
    Keeping Texas clean one car at a time!
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    I know one guy with chrome rims and another with polished rims, both use P21S. They spray the stuff on the rim, full strenght, wait and spray off.



    It`s nice to know you will never need to make physical contact with the rims to clean them, what a peice of mind.
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