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   04-06-2008, 10:19 AM
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Cleaning up the gold rims
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Does anyone know if Neverdull will harm the Gold rims. What is the best thing to clean them up with?

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   04-06-2008, 11:11 AM
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Re: Cleaning up the gold rims
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I would strongly suggest only using soap and warm water!!!!!

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   04-06-2008, 11:16 AM
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Re: Cleaning up the gold rims
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Thans yet again Pete!!
Ron
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Re: Cleaning up the gold rims
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Ron,

Using any type of other chemical can take the "gold finish" right off of the wheels.

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   04-06-2008, 8:26 PM
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Re: Cleaning up the gold rims
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Pete is right, I've read a few horror stories over common cleaners. I think Simple Green may have been one.

These wheels are a pita to clean, especially around the circles. I use one of those small steam cleaners and it melts the brake dust, tar specks and bugs right off. Just hit an area with steam and wipe it off with a towel. Few minutes per wheel and they look like new.
I use a Scunci which can be bought at places like Target but there's many other brands out there. It has a million uses in the garage.
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   06-24-2008, 8:21 PM
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Re: Cleaning up the gold rims
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Question about the wheels on the CX series of bikes. What diameter and widths are they? I perfer the look of the original comstars. But they are usually 18"x2.15" rear and 1.85"x19"front. I wonder if there is an 18" front standard (non-reversed) wheel available? I also see older and Larger Hondas with 2.50" width comstars. I tried finding this information on the internet no luck yet. Sorry to hi-jack a thread. Cheers, 50gary
    
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