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Anyone try aluminum deoxidizer from California Custom?
Has anyone used the aluminum deoxidizer from California Custom Products?I have some high polished aluminum wheels that have been damaged by acid from wheel cleaner and read on the California Custom website that they have a aluminum deoxidizer with a acid in it that will clean the wheels.I'm kind of worried since acid caused the damage to the wheels and now they want me to apply the acid until the wheels turn white.Anyone have any experiences with cleaning high polished aluminum wheels?
These wheels have no clear coat on them,I believe they are American Eagle wheels.
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- snake_slingerLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
I would opt for a fine grit polish over anything chemical. Try it in a small out of sight spot before using it on the main area.
Any etch (acid) will leave the finish looking unpolished.