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I can't see any problems, just don't use a really harsh detergent/soap;
Simple Green, the orange stuff, etc. should be OK. Dry them off well
after cleaning.
The only issue I had with chrome wires was a cleaning system from Eagle
available years ago. It was two-part, with a cleaner and a 'neutralizer'
(indicating the cleaner was either acidic or caustic; I think it was
acidic). A wheel tuning technician cleaned my wheels with a caustic
(lye) solution, and chunks of the chrome flaked off. I think it was due
to the Eagle cleaner, because it became unavailable after a couple years
but, of course, it could have been from the caustic solution (though he
did lots of wheels and hadn't had the problem before).
Bob
On 6/14/2020 11:44 AM, John and Judy Carter wrote:
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> Has anyone ever used a low pressure power washer to clean chrome wire
> wheels? Could it do harm?
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I can't see any problems, just don't use a really harsh
detergent/soap; Simple Green, the orange stuff, etc. should be OK.
Dry them off well after cleaning.<br>
<br>
The only issue I had with chrome wires was a cleaning system from
Eagle available years ago. It was two-part, with a cleaner and a
'neutralizer' (indicating the cleaner was either acidic or caustic;
I think it was acidic). A wheel tuning technician cleaned my wheels
with a caustic (lye) solution, and chunks of the chrome flaked off.
I think it was due to the Eagle cleaner, because it became
unavailable after a couple years but, of course, it could have been
from the caustic solution (though he did lots of wheels and hadn't
had the problem before).<br>
<br>
Bob<br>
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