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    Are the trailer wheels polished aluminum ? Mine are the mod something another. Looking for the best wheel cleaner. Ideas and suggestions please?
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    Mothers or Blue Coral aluminum wheel polish. We like to wax them occasionally also, though others don't suggest it. SharkHyde can give them some resistance to staining also.

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    <table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by Bass Cat Boats &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">Mothers or Blue Coral aluminum wheel polish. We like to wax them occasionally also, though others don't suggest it. SharkHyde can give them some resistance to staining also. </td></tr></table>

    Looking for some good stuff to spray on them to keep dit and grime off when I dont have time to clean up good. Just dont want to get nothing that is going to damage wheels. Suggestions please




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    Bass Boat Saver? Don't know, just asking.

    I've read about it for over a year and finally picked up a gallon at Sherms open house, so far its everything I read it was. I love it.
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    Just be becareful what you spray on them. I had some residual armour-all on them and it was a P.I.A. to get off. Like it stained it. Some elbow grease and Mothers polish made them look awesome again.
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    <table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by GRR884 &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">Just be becareful what you spray on them. I had some residual armour-all on them and it was a P.I.A. to get off. Like it stained it. Some elbow grease and Mothers polish made them look awesome again.</td></tr></table>
    I'm having a hard time bending after knee surgery I bought something last year that really cut the grime after I sprayed it and rinsed it off and kept them pretty clean just can remember name of it.I may try and sir on bucket with some hot soapy water and work on them.




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    Yea Trag I normally wipe them down with BBS after each trip. They are worlikng on all the roads to and from lake. I'm gettinga lot of grime and after this knee surgery I can't bend or squat much yet. I thought there was something I used one day that I sprayed on and rinsed off that knocked a good bit of it off nota detail clean but it helped




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    Thanks eveyone




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    Get them clean and polish them but to keep them looking like new use Zoop Seal. It will seal the finish and is good for the entire season. A guy at work is into street rods and swears by the stuff. Google it and you will find nothing but positive feedback on it. I will be buying some for myself shortly.

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    <table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by richs &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">Get them clean and polish them but to keep them looking like new use Zoop Seal. It will seal the finish and is good for the entire season. A guy at work is into street rods and swears by the stuff. Google it and you will find nothing but positive feedback on it. I will be buying some for myself shortly.</td></tr></table>




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