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#146131 24/07/13 06:14 AM
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I am looking for general advice on cleaning and maintaining stainless steel wire wheels. Currently I am spraying with motor cycle Muck off and then cleaning off with water from a hand sprayer trying to wipe spokes as best as I can. I have a brush meant for alloy wheels but this is too large, any suggested brushes?

I would like to preserve the appearance so wonder if I should also be waxing the spokes when I wax the rest of the car.

I read that spokes should be oiled, is this at the hub end or the wheel end or both and would simple 3in1 be ok?


Any other washing/maintenance information would be greatly appreciated.

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You sound like a newbie dont worry it will come to you over time like it does to everyone thumbs.

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After cleaning and polishing I find its good to use a sealer. They then stay cleaner for longer and easier to clean next time. I use autoglym wheel sealer


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Originally Posted By art
After cleaning and polishing I find its good to use a sealer. They then stay cleaner for longer and easier to clean next time. I use autoglym wheel sealer


Interesting advice, Art. I will look into that. Thanks


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Originally Posted By art
After cleaning and polishing I find its good to use a sealer. They then stay cleaner for longer and easier to clean next time. I use autoglym wheel sealer


Small amount of ACF50 brushed around each spoke nipple to stop corrosion, and polish all the wheel (not the splines) with Belgom Chrome polish.


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