Cleaning cast aluminum wheels on FLHTCU
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Had the same problem with mine. Took alot of elbow grease to remove what looked like water spots. The wheel still did not completely polish out. My solution as I did not want to keep dealing with this was to call ***** Shiney.
Had a set of stock style chrome exchange rears shipped and installed. So far, best investment I've made. When I get some extra bucks, I'll be calling for the front.
Had a set of stock style chrome exchange rears shipped and installed. So far, best investment I've made. When I get some extra bucks, I'll be calling for the front.
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If you get the chance during the winter, you can take those wheels off and buff them then have them plated at a platting shop, might cost you $100 bucks, but they will all ways look good after that.
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