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Re: Why shouldn't 'Wonder Wheels' be used on..... (archive)
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Posted by Billy Ray on May 12, 2002 at 16:51:14:

In Reply to: Re: Why shouldn't 'Wonder Wheels' be used on..... posted by Darren M on May 12, 2002 at 15:57:47:

Just a guess, but that stuff is pretty caustic. Perhaps the split wheel arrangement increases the risk of some of it finding its way into a crevice and not being sufficiently rinsed out. If that stuff stayed in contact with the metal for a long period, I'd say the results would not be good.


Dunno, but I have thought the same before.
If you`re looking for a wheel cleaner maybe buy the BMW stuff. I had a complementary valet a while back and I was amazed at what they did to my wheels - amazingly clean.


....split rims?....That's what it says on the bottle.





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