Cleaning 993 Targa Split Rims
Discussion
Blessings people. My recently acquired 993 Targa has wheels that are in pretty good nick, no chips, scuffs or scrapes. However one small prob; when I wash the car they come up really well, but as soon as they are properly dry the surface appears a little milky/cloudy in areas. I guess this is from previous owners use of acid based cleaners?
This was noticed the first time i washed the car. I never use acid based cleaners, and also avoid the 'safe' cleaners as many of them are no good for split rims, so Ive been using Meguiars Hot Wheels which cleans really well bu thasnt removed these marks.
Its not that unsightly as you have to get close to notice it, but I would like to know if anyone know whats caused it and what I can do (barring a complete strip and relaquer) to bring them back to their best.
This was noticed the first time i washed the car. I never use acid based cleaners, and also avoid the 'safe' cleaners as many of them are no good for split rims, so Ive been using Meguiars Hot Wheels which cleans really well bu thasnt removed these marks.
Its not that unsightly as you have to get close to notice it, but I would like to know if anyone know whats caused it and what I can do (barring a complete strip and relaquer) to bring them back to their best.
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