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Looking for any tips or ideas for cleaning 52 spoke wheels. I understand it's a task but there has to be a way to help the laborious task. What do you use on your wheels?
I use a cheap, medium soft paint brush (1 inch one will do) and regular dishwashing soap.
The brush easily gets into hard to reach places - like where the spokes cross each other.
This gets most of the dirt and brake dust off without taking too much time. After that a good rinse with the garden hose followed by some polishing cream on a shoe lace.
Just make sure to put some electrical tape around the metal bits of the brush to prevent the chance of scratches.
Ha ha a leaf blower? Well if it's working sound cleaver! If you don't have a compressor. Thanks guys. Sound like I'll be using these ideas and def need a lift or jack.
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