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Old 03-21-2008, 10:40 AM
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Default What will do the trick on these?

All 4 wheels of this BMW 330 have this same baked on brake dust/road tar in between the spokes. I cant get it off and so far I have tried everything I have with an assortment of wheel brushes.

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- AG intensive tar remover

Nothings is working, I was thinking mothers power ball because its a tough area to get into, any suggestions.

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Old 03-21-2008, 11:47 AM
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Try a paint cleaner or polish.

If that doesn't work, maybe Meguiar's Wheel Brightener.
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It almost looks like it's pitted into the finish. Can you feel it with a fingernail as being raised?
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maybe wetsand it with 2000 grit then hand refinish with compound?
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Try a paint cleaner or polish.
Tried a little SIP and even M105, didnt do a thing!
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use a more aggressive clay with a lot more swearing...works for me all the time
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use a more aggressive clay with a lot more swearing...works for me all the time
Dont have amore aggressive clay and have been swearing constantly. The stuff just wont come off.
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is it tar? tarminator maybe?
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is it tar? tarminator maybe?
That was my thought also.
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is it tar? tarminator maybe?
Could be, but after several attemps with AG intensive tar remover nothing came off.
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