Rust on Spokes?
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01-28-2007, 01:07 AM
RE: Rust on Spokes?
Mine were starting to show a little. The only way that I know is to keep them clean and polished.
I think that I will try some S100 on them and polish them with Luster Lace.
The last time i cleaneed and polished my Spokes it took about an hour and a half. I used Mothers polish cream in a bottle.
I want some nice mags but it is hard to beat the looks of the spokesonly thing is that cleaning them sucks.
I think that I will try some S100 on them and polish them with Luster Lace.
The last time i cleaneed and polished my Spokes it took about an hour and a half. I used Mothers polish cream in a bottle.
I want some nice mags but it is hard to beat the looks of the spokesonly thing is that cleaning them sucks.
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02-23-2007, 10:35 AM
RE: Rust on Spokes?
Cleaning Spokes, There was a product call classic cloth, it's one of the few thing that i have seen clean spokes, Custom chome used to carry it, I know there is a HDdealer in Valley Forge, PA that carriesit.
Your spokes are cad plated, There for a little a moisture, & brake dust, & time will make them turn
Salt will also play a factor.
I have used this for my oe wheels, a little elbow grease, and you can get them clean.
After the application the best way to fight it is to clean you wheels once a month or more with soap and water.
Good Luck
Your spokes are cad plated, There for a little a moisture, & brake dust, & time will make them turn
Salt will also play a factor.
I have used this for my oe wheels, a little elbow grease, and you can get them clean.
After the application the best way to fight it is to clean you wheels once a month or more with soap and water.
Good Luck
#9
02-23-2007, 11:17 AM
RE: Rust on Spokes?
ORIGINAL: 05bagger
Your spokes are cad plated, There for a little a moisture, & brake dust, & time will make them turn
Salt will also play a factor.
Your spokes are cad plated, There for a little a moisture, & brake dust, & time will make them turn
Salt will also play a factor.
ORIGINAL: niteranger70364n
Hi everyone. Iam new to this website and ride an 06 DWG. Does anyone have rust on there spokes? If so isthere is anyway to remove the rust?
Hi everyone. Iam new to this website and ride an 06 DWG. Does anyone have rust on there spokes? If so isthere is anyway to remove the rust?
Alternativly try coating the spokes with ACF50 after you've cleaned them. This helps to stop them rusting.
HTH
Rob.
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02-23-2007, 12:36 PM
RE: Rust on Spokes?
Sounds l9ike it may be the same as luster lace.
http://lusterlace.com/
http://lusterlace.com/
ORIGINAL: 05bagger
Cleaning Spokes, There was a product call classic cloth, it's one of the few thing that i have seen clean spokes, Custom chome used to carry it, I know there is a HDdealer in Valley Forge, PA that carriesit.
Your spokes are cad plated, There for a little a moisture, & brake dust, & time will make them turn
Salt will also play a factor.
I have used this for my oe wheels, a little elbow grease, and you can get them clean.
After the application the best way to fight it is to clean you wheels once a month or more with soap and water.
Good Luck
Cleaning Spokes, There was a product call classic cloth, it's one of the few thing that i have seen clean spokes, Custom chome used to carry it, I know there is a HDdealer in Valley Forge, PA that carriesit.
Your spokes are cad plated, There for a little a moisture, & brake dust, & time will make them turn
Salt will also play a factor.
I have used this for my oe wheels, a little elbow grease, and you can get them clean.
After the application the best way to fight it is to clean you wheels once a month or more with soap and water.
Good Luck
