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10-08-2006, 03:07 PM

Devonjohn

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How to clean aluminium running boards?

Hi - anyone know how to clean the accessory alloy running boards on my 2003 X5?

They have a milky haze to them and what appears to be rust spots but how can that be in alloy?

I asked my local dealer and he said they all go like that!!!!

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