What will clean up the Back side of my Flakes?

[Pontiac addict]

Heres one of my Snowflakes from my '78 T/A, what will clean up the back side? the fronts look good.

 

[mnehls86]

Some SONAX Wheel Cleaner Plus or CarPro Iron X Iron Remover will help clean that up.

 

[Pontiac addict]

Cool, Ill try it, Ive never seen that stuff, where do I buy, I was going to try it in my dishwasher on Pot scub cycle when the GF was at work, lol

 

[mnehls86]

Cool, Ill try it, Ive never seen that stuff, where do I buy, I was going to try it in my dishwasher on Pot scub cycle when the GF was at work, lol

haha. Well if you don't go that route you will most likely have to order online. If you have any detailing supply places near you they might have some but the ones I have been to do not. Only light agitation is usually needed after letting these dwell for a few minutes.

Here is a thread on a couple of them.

http://www.autopia.org/forums/detai...-german-wheel-cleaner-showdown-round-1-a.html

 

[The Guz]

A couple other good ones Griots Heavy Duty Wheel Cleaner and Meguiar's DUB wheel cleaner. DUB is available locally and you can sometimes find Griots locally as well.

 

[Ronkh]

Since they told ya how to clean the wheels, lets see the car they are supposed to go on

 

[Accumulator]

Pontiac whore- I've done OK using the "fiber bristle brush" attachment on a Dremel when things were really bad. Maybe something to keep in mind if the recommended chemicals and less aggressive scrubbing media don't work.

Ya know, overall those are in *GREAT* shape! I have a sorta special interest in this as a '77 TA (with the silver version of those wheels) was my first nice car.