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Wheel Cleaning 2
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Are the weights on the back or the front? If on the front, the glue is probably on top of the clear coat. OTC metal polish or wheel cleaner could burn through the clear coat, so try a clay bar or a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. If that doesn't you might have to try the something heavier like a 3M mild abrasive scrubby for Silverstone pots. Just be careful with the clear coat.
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I rec'd a v. light app of GooGone,
lightly applied: more soaking than rubbing. WD40 might do the trick,too. All you are trying to do is loosen and slightly dissolve the bonding agent and likes dissolve likes. Wipe off residue, clean, re-Zaino or Wheel wax or your Fave topping. You may never get rid of slight discoloration due to exposure. My 2cts... GL,md
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