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my car was ice cold.. didnt drive it for the whole day... 50 degrees outside... usually i just use soap and water.. but since i was getting ready for a show tomorrow.. i was like.. why not try it... maybe itll look even shinier.. hahha.. oh wells.. trail and error method.. just wasted an extra few hours getting rid of the haze.
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my car was ice cold.. didnt drive it for the whole day... 50 degrees outside... usually i just use soap and water.. but since i was getting ready for a show tomorrow.. i was like.. why not try it... maybe itll look even shinier.. hahha.. oh wells.. trail and error method.. just wasted an extra few hours getting rid of the haze.
Also, dishwashing liquid cleans wheels really well, except it has a tendency to take off the clear coat on your rims, as well. But I still dishwashing liquid to clean my tires, though.
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any chrome cleaner will give high polished wheels that hazy look, i learned that trying to clean my chrome lips on my high polished face Iforged wheels, so i started using McGuires all wheel cleaner and then they released the high polished wheel cleaner which works like magic, give it a try its the blue bottle wheel cleaner
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