Hard Water Spots

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Edited Date/Time 7/20/2019 7:52pm
Had to park next to the sprinklers in the driveway for about a year. The wheels on my truck’s driver side we’re getting soaked every night and then baked in the AZ sun.. Any way of getting rid of the water spots, or are they trashed?
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7/20/2019 5:40am
Try straight up vinegar...if vinegar won’t get rid of the hard water spot, then they are trashed.
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7/20/2019 11:26am
Brad460 wrote:
Try straight up vinegar...if vinegar won’t get rid of the hard water spot, then they are trashed.
This all day. In my deck handing days it's all we used on glass and stainless. If that doesn't fix the problem, nothing will.

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7/20/2019 12:01pm


I’m thinking they are trashed, I don’t see how that much buildup could come off. Sickening.. The passenger wheels are all fine at least Unsure
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7/20/2019 5:01pm
Kelz87 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2019/07/20/361513/s1200_744B8C2C_4575_4F1E_96C3_455319AF7B62.jpg[/img] I’m thinking they are trashed, I don’t see how that much buildup could come off. Sickening.. The passenger wheels are all fine at least :unsure:


I’m thinking they are trashed, I don’t see how that much buildup could come off. Sickening.. The passenger wheels are all fine at least Unsure
Did you try vinegar on them?
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7/20/2019 5:55pm
Had this happen recently the clr and vinegar just mess up the paint
There trashed.
You can more than likely find a guy to paint them or buy them
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7/20/2019 6:07pm
Where are you Brad?
There are a bunch of wheel repair guys out there.
I know one here that turned around a King Ranch wheel in one day, and it was broken from being curbed.
I drive a GMC, so you can guess who broke a Ford.
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7/20/2019 7:42pm
RONJ OSE wrote:
Had this happen recently the clr and vinegar just mess up the paint There trashed. You can more than likely find a guy to paint them...
Had this happen recently the clr and vinegar just mess up the paint
There trashed.
You can more than likely find a guy to paint them or buy them
That’s what I’m afraid of, but I don’t think it could get any worse honestly
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7/20/2019 7:46pm
Kelz87 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2019/07/20/361513/s1200_744B8C2C_4575_4F1E_96C3_455319AF7B62.jpg[/img] I’m thinking they are trashed, I don’t see how that much buildup could come off. Sickening.. The passenger wheels are all fine at least :unsure:


I’m thinking they are trashed, I don’t see how that much buildup could come off. Sickening.. The passenger wheels are all fine at least Unsure
Brad460 wrote:
Did you try vinegar on them?
Not yet, but I’m a bit skeptical. It didn’t seem that effective on YouTube LOL I might give it a go tomorrow though
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7/20/2019 7:48pm
SEEMEFIRST wrote:
I'd put straight CLR on them.
Might have to pick some up tomorrow, and a bottle of vinegar lol
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7/20/2019 7:51pm
A decent wheel guy could probably fix it for pretty cheap.

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