02-24-2019, 05:51 PM | #1 |
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I decided to try the JLG wheel cleaner last night. I followed the instruction on the bottle: rinse the wheel, apply the cleaner, wait 1-2 min and clean with brush, rinse again and dry the wheel. This morning when I pull my car out the garage, I saw those stains on all 4 wheels. I couldn't remove the stains so I took my car to local chemical guy shop, they couldn't remove it either...... my wheel is satin black and now it look grey... wtf they put in their product.... any advice?
Edit: Car was parked in the garage all day. I tried many cleaning products before and never seen any chemical that eats away paint and leave stains like this. |
02-24-2019, 06:32 PM | #2 |
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Looks like it ate the paint away That's not satin black anymore Try calling HRE directly and see what they say they might have a solution for you but looking at the picture you have I can only assume that the cleaner removed your satin black paint and it might have to be repainted now Good luck and sorry to see that happen to such nice wheels |
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https://www.autogeek.net/jay-leno-wheel-cleaner.html
Directions for use: Make sure your wheels are cool to the touch. Rinse wheels with clean water, then spray Jay Leno’s Garage Wheel Cleaner onto the surface. Allow 1-2 minutes for cleaner to penetrate. Note, any longer may cause damage to wheels. Agitate dirt and brake dust with a wheel cleaning brush or cloth. Rinse with clean water, wipe dry with a clean microfiber towel. Do not allow product to dry on wheel’s surface.
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It says 1-2 minutes, not seconds
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Was your brakes hot or even warm when you applied the solution? Not during the wash off but when you applied the solution. I’ve put on some solution before on rims and they dried instantly because it was after I just drove.
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Dude nooooooooo. Just heard you called the shop. Sorry bud.
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no way!! what did they look like before you used the stuff? how old are the wheels? the satin will fade over time. The cleaner however looks like ti def did some damage, yikes
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