I used this to clean my Formula wheels: http://www.eagleone.com/pages/produc...=1003&cat=5006

And let me tell you it took off that 10yr old brake dust like it was nothing. Its like night and day how they look now compared to before. I sprayed it on, let it soak for 30 seconds to 1 minute and watched as the brake dust dripped off the wheels. I was ASTOUNDED on how well this worked. Now it almost looks like new again. All it cost me was $4 at O'Reilly's Auto Parts. Definately worth spending some money on.

Before & After





I know you guys think my car is ugly, but he's beautiful to me. And I think these wheels look pretty mean--I'm thinking about getting them coated gun-metal.

 

I dont think its ugly....lol at least urs doesnt have ****ing oxidation on the hood like mine ... dannnnng u have a lot of miles......and i thought my 155k miles was a lot...im sure u treat it with good care

 

Its an Fbody, of COURSE I treat it with care. All jokes aside, I actually do. My original red paint had oxidation on the roof and hatch lid. That's half the reason for me sanding it off the first time.

 

this sounds like a commercial but i'll give it a try

 

lol I don't mean it to be but I'm just thrilled it cleaned up my wheels. I wanted to pass it along to everyone else.

 

Temporary Thread Hi-jack - - - Got anything like that for chrome?

 

Nah I sure don't. I don't have any chrome to clean!

 

i bought 2 bottles of that last night, it was buy one get anothe for a buck so why not right? anyway, im gona put this stuff to the test. ill let yo know how i come out. ALSO, my buddy with a 92 bird that has those honey comb wheels ( the GTA wheels) is going to try it as well

 

I use Wheel Brite on my Chrome, and it shines it up real nice!

 

just an FYI. that stuff will permanatly mess things up if you dont get it ALL off your wheels... if its the same stuff we have at work anyways.