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Old 07-20-2016, 06:54 AM   #16
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Survey: who uses these heavy duty solvent products to get grims and others off their brakes & wheels?

What's your (favorite) method?
I use the 3000psi pressure washer to get the rims clean, but watch out with techique.

My front bumper had a repair and respray with the previous owner and I inadvertently blew the paint right off the bumper.....big oh crap moment, but somewhat luckily the underlying bumper material is black so it is not obvious from 10' away till I can get that repainted.

I like your WD-40 tip for the rubber, i'll have to try that out.
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