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Ive been working on my Aluminium wheel.It was in bad shape when i bought the bike.It has taken several steps to get it looking better.I used 400 grit wet sandpaper,Then 800 grit.Now its just a matter of polishing it up good.Any good metal polish should remove spots.If not you have to go with something a little rougher.I used a fine steel wool on my front wheel with some polish and it done wonders.Here's a pic of my rear wheel on the progress so far.
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