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Hi Guys
I have ended up with a few sets of mags which need a good clean up. Now me being basically lazy need to find a way of cleaning them up without to much effort.Anybody got any concotions handed down from nanna that may make my life easier
Thanks
Bob
Posted on: 2010/3/15 10:02
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If they really oxidized put a steel buffer on a drill and polish them.
Posted on: 2010/3/15 22:51
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Go to your local autoparts store and get some mag cleaner. It's amazing stuff!! Made my rims look brand new!!
Posted on: 2010/3/16 3:20
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