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Car Care & Detailing This forum should be used to discuss topics relating to car care and car detailing. (cleaning, polishing, buffing, scratch removal, car care products, etc, etc)

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Old 13th March 2009, 16:24   #1
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i know this is for cars talkin but i wondering if anyone could help on my moped the wheels are not shiney any more and are really dull dose anyone know how to bring back the shine and what produce to use
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Take them off and use an abrasive polish on them. Once you've done that get some wheel sealent and put a few coats on the wheels.
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I find dans spunk a good substitute for that abbrassive polish
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