Wheel cleaner safe for OEM chrome clads

[Appauldd]

I've been searching for 2 years for a wheel cleaner that works on the plastic chrome clad wheels on my Big Horn. Well, I've finally found it. Never Dull. This stuff comes in a small can and is like a cotton gauze. Simply tear off a small piece and rub it on the wheel. All of the baked on brake dust comes right off. My wheels look as good as new. Not a scratch on them either.

Took all of about 30 minutes to do all 4 wheels. I washed the truck and the water beads up on the wheels. Guess now I will have to see how long it lasts.

Give it a shot. You will be impressed.

Oh and the stuff works great on other chrome too. I did my exhaust tips and all of the baked on, black, exhaust residue came right off.

Paul

 

[bigbadram1500]

Never Dull is awesome. I used it too when I had chrome clads. It worked great at taking the oxidation off and making them shine.

 

[MyRamHemi]

I'll give it a try on my Big Horn. Where did you find it?

 

[ruger77]

Works great on the exhaust tips also

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[Statcher1]

I believe walmart has it. I use it to clean up just about anything metal that is tarnished


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[Passt]

I just ordered some on amazon. Thanks for the tip!

 

[UneasyJmitchell]

Thanks for that info.

 

[jcat]

FWIW, Eagle 1's 'all wheel & tire cleaner' is safe on pretty much any wheel and also gets road grime off your tires so that your tire shine will last longer.

 

[ladiesman217]

I use invisible glass on mine. And they look like mirrors afterwards.

 

[14hemiexpress]

I used a clay bar and waxed them and now a little quick detailer and they shine like crazy.

 

[Rotzilla]

I used meg's hot wheels, worked great just spray and spray.

 

[Exhausted]

I use invisible glass on mine. And they look like mirrors afterwards.

this is what I do too
once dry invisible glass and microfiber will take care of water spots and streaks

 

[Appauldd]

The spots or streaks are not my concern. I had baked on brake dust that would not come off. A little elbow grease with the Never Dull and BAM...new wheels again.