How to bring the shine back to my rims/spokes...

DoctorJD
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Edited Date/Time 1/23/2015 1:14pm
My silver rims and spokes are looking a little worse for the wear. Thus far, all I've done is hit them with Windex, but that's really not effective any more. Since its raining (again) this weekend, I need something to tinker on. What's a good way to get these things to gleam again?

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.kyle
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1/23/2015 8:54am
When i used to ride I had good results with wd40 on a cloth and then some elbow grease.
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1/23/2015 11:23am Edited Date/Time 1/23/2015 11:23am
Will that work on hubs also?
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1/23/2015 12:25pm
YZ125H1 wrote:
Will that work on hubs also?
If they're smooth but if they're rough cast you should use this....



Just be sure to not coat everything in sight with it and have the water hose close by.

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1/23/2015 12:33pm
Thanks reded. My hubs look like crap, also. I guess I'll head to the auto parts store after work.
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1/23/2015 1:07pm
Steel wool and polish bro. Works really good on the spokes. I like Wenol metal polish, Blue Magic is good too.
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1/23/2015 1:14pm
DoctorJD wrote:
Thanks reded. My hubs look like crap, also. I guess I'll head to the auto parts store after work.
Make sure you get the Eagle 1 that's for cast wheels and get a toothbrush to work it into all of the pores. Rinse and dry each part as soon as you're done scrubbing. Depending on how dirty your hubs are it may take a couple tries to get the desired result.

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