Red Beast

i park next to sprinklers at my house. and ive been having the guys at my work wash my stang so i havent noticed, but last week i washed my mustang myself and noticed my driver side wheels are noticabley cloudier and duller from hard water spots on them. i spent time on them but cant get them as shiny as my passenger side wheels. earlier this week i cleaned my shower head with CLR and noticed the chrome on that looked alot better, so i was wondering if CLR would be safe to use on chrome wheels. any product recommendation is appreciated guys.

MythEyeLess

Have u tried to clay bar them and then add wax? Thats what some detail guys told me to do.

Noodle23

I don't know about CLR but Griots makes this killer wheel cleaning products.
http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/...C+35+ounces.do

and i jack the car up and take the wheels off and use mothers and alot of elbow greese

outceltj

I use MOTHERS Mag and Aluminum Polish. It works wonders. U just have to dab it on a rag and apply once product is applied take dry clean towel wipe away the polish. Dont use too much though u will spend alot more time trying to get the excess polish off. I would recommend it to anyone wanting to use a product to clean there chrome wheels

Orion_240

are you sure you have chrome wheels? I wasn't aware of Ford putting any chrome on Mustangs.

Try chrome polish if you have aftermarket rims.

If you mean polished rims, from Ford, they come with a clearcoat. Use your favorite method, like rubbing compound or clay, then polish and wax.

pdonket

He's sporting after-market 20's

top00cat

mother's mag and aluminum polish with a power ball

Nuke

Some of the OE wheels are clear coated. Certain products will cloud the clear coat. If yours are aftermarket and truly chrome, then what they said above.

pascal

If truly chrome, I use steel wool super fine (#0000)
Works better than any chemical I know...

onederful100

and dont park by the sprinklers anymore. those hard water stains are a SOB to get out.