geoff

In message <q7r080l6jde05pctemi3s8m9co9dbua71u@4ax.com>, Pip
<pip@ukrm.net> writes
>
>Seriously, it is just a cleaner, with a decent wallop of corrosive
>chemicals in it. It used to bring my alloys up fine, and I've used it
>successfully on lots of other grimy stuff too; painted, coated and
>bare metal. I'd give it a go - but watch the time you leave it on -
>like a hawk. Try it for a minute, then hose it off. If that doesn't
>work, spray it on, 'agitate with a brush' and hose it off.
>
>Once you have established that it isn't going to dissolve the
>paint/coating/spoke, then spray it on, scrub it about a bit, go and do
>the other wheel, then come back and hose it off. Should leave you
>with nice clean wheels. Alternatively, get a man in - there's loads
>of wheel-cleaning specialists about.
>
It's TFR - i have the details at work

cheaper by the litre

hey it rhymes
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geoff