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angelobMember

quote:
Originally posted by PanteraDoug:
I have found that I can clean aluminum castings using the heavy duty etching wheel cleaner and a pressure washer.

Wear safety goggles for your eyes since these cleaners use an acid to etch with and let them dry off fully and you will see how they return the natural luster to the aluminum with blasting.

That is with the cleaner or blasted?

Thanks, I'll try the cleaner route first. Most of the wheel cleaners say they are safe for all wheels, are those etching cleaners or should I look elswhere. Should I spray a clearcoat or something to seal after cleaning?

Thanks,
Angelo

11/1/075:13 AM

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