Can I put alloy wheels that comes with the new model for old honda shine without replacing tyres and brakes?
Q. I've a Honda Shine that was launched initially without alloy wheels. Can I put the alloy wheels that comes with the new model(recently launched version with black alloy wheels) without replacing the typres and brakes of the old model?
Asked by kumar - Fri Nov 9 21:33:41 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you can.Because the rim size and profile of the tires are the same... SO you can fit them on without any modifications.
Answered by Sanjeev - Mon Nov 12 12:43:23 2007
Q. I've a Honda Shine that was launched initially without alloy wheels. Can I put the alloy wheels that comes with the new model(recently launched version with black alloy wheels) without replacing the typres and brakes of the old model?
Asked by kumar - Fri Nov 9 21:33:41 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you can.Because the rim size and profile of the tires are the same... SO you can fit them on without any modifications.
Answered by Sanjeev - Mon Nov 12 12:43:23 2007
Do alloy wheels really get better gas mileage?
Q. I've heard that alum-alloy wheels give you better gas mileage than steel because they're lighter. Makes sense, but I'm wondering if anyone has switched from steel to alloy and had it make enough of a gas mileage difference for them to notice it. Wondering whether the gas money I'll save over time is anywhere comparable to the cost of buying new wheels.
Asked by the_Czech - Wed May 14 16:20:51 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any weight reduction will have an impact on gas mileage, especially rotating weight (mass, technically), but I'd be very surprised if the difference was enough to notice going from steel to alloy. Consider that your vehicle weighs at least 3000 lbs, while the weight savings is at most a few pounds per wheel. Less than 1% change in weight...
Answered by silverbullet - Wed May 14 16:35:21 2008
Q. I've heard that alum-alloy wheels give you better gas mileage than steel because they're lighter. Makes sense, but I'm wondering if anyone has switched from steel to alloy and had it make enough of a gas mileage difference for them to notice it. Wondering whether the gas money I'll save over time is anywhere comparable to the cost of buying new wheels.
Asked by the_Czech - Wed May 14 16:20:51 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any weight reduction will have an impact on gas mileage, especially rotating weight (mass, technically), but I'd be very surprised if the difference was enough to notice going from steel to alloy. Consider that your vehicle weighs at least 3000 lbs, while the weight savings is at most a few pounds per wheel. Less than 1% change in weight...
Answered by silverbullet - Wed May 14 16:35:21 2008
How much does it cost to fit alloy wheels?
Q. I've got a BMW 3 series (318i). It's got alloy wheels but I fancy changing them to something with a different look. I know very little about cars (so I wouldn't try and do this myself). Assuming I can buy a set of alloys for about 700, how much would it cost to have them fitted and could I just do this at (eg.) Kwikfit?
Asked by TJ200 - Wed Aug 19 06:40:57 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as long as the stud gap and number of studs are the same as the original you can usually change them over yourself as its just like changing a puncture. just make sure the new wheels arent too big for the arch. i.e 16 inch wheels with 70mm tyre should match 17 inch and 50mm as the overall size is almost the same
Answered by tike - Wed Aug 19 06:49:36 2009
Q. I've got a BMW 3 series (318i). It's got alloy wheels but I fancy changing them to something with a different look. I know very little about cars (so I wouldn't try and do this myself). Assuming I can buy a set of alloys for about 700, how much would it cost to have them fitted and could I just do this at (eg.) Kwikfit?
Asked by TJ200 - Wed Aug 19 06:40:57 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as long as the stud gap and number of studs are the same as the original you can usually change them over yourself as its just like changing a puncture. just make sure the new wheels arent too big for the arch. i.e 16 inch wheels with 70mm tyre should match 17 inch and 50mm as the overall size is almost the same
Answered by tike - Wed Aug 19 06:49:36 2009
What is a good method to remove break dust from aluminum alloy rims?
Q. My car has a bunch of break dust built up on the rims and I can't get it off with conventional soap and water. It's only a problem visually, but I would like the rims to be clean. They are aluminum alloy. I don't want to use a chemical that will damage the rim. Just wondering if anyone had success with a specific cleaning agent any help is appreciated.
Asked by Robert M - Mon Aug 27 12:15:45 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For the past several years our shop has used Gold Glass All Wheel cleaner by Meguiars. It runs about $6.00 a bottle at any parts store. It's completely safe on the aluminum and cuts through baked on brake dust very well. For the most part any aluminum compatible wheel cleaner is going to do the trick. Most parts stores carry 10-12 brands of wheel cleaning products. You can find a cheaper alternative to the Meguiar product but you'll probably spend a bit more time scrubbing. If you really want to make the wheels "pop" invest in some Meguiars Mag and Aluminum Polish. You'll be astounded at the difference it makes in the overall shine. This product is only to be applied to a perfectly cleaned wheel! It runs about $8.00 a tin. It can be… [cont.]
Answered by mrharris32 - Mon Aug 27 12:34:07 2007
Q. My car has a bunch of break dust built up on the rims and I can't get it off with conventional soap and water. It's only a problem visually, but I would like the rims to be clean. They are aluminum alloy. I don't want to use a chemical that will damage the rim. Just wondering if anyone had success with a specific cleaning agent any help is appreciated.
Asked by Robert M - Mon Aug 27 12:15:45 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For the past several years our shop has used Gold Glass All Wheel cleaner by Meguiars. It runs about $6.00 a bottle at any parts store. It's completely safe on the aluminum and cuts through baked on brake dust very well. For the most part any aluminum compatible wheel cleaner is going to do the trick. Most parts stores carry 10-12 brands of wheel cleaning products. You can find a cheaper alternative to the Meguiar product but you'll probably spend a bit more time scrubbing. If you really want to make the wheels "pop" invest in some Meguiars Mag and Aluminum Polish. You'll be astounded at the difference it makes in the overall shine. This product is only to be applied to a perfectly cleaned wheel! It runs about $8.00 a tin. It can be… [cont.]
Answered by mrharris32 - Mon Aug 27 12:34:07 2007
How best to alloy white gold for hand forged jewellery that will not turn yellowish with use?
Q. I am a home based jeweller that specialises in setting of stones. A constant complaint by clients is, my rings on the outer bottom shank turn pale yellowish with use.Currently my alloy for 750WG is Au76%, palladium8%, Ag16%. Nickel is not to be used because my nickel allergy clients. Thank you.
Asked by newlife - Sun Oct 7 04:31:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try a 75% Au, 20% Pd, and 5% Ag. Read this "Production and characterisation of 18 carat white gold alloys" This "New Guidelines to define Colour of White Gold announced by MJSA and World Gold Council" This "White Golds" And this "Gold Jewellery Alloys" Added: So, you need somthing softer then Pd, like copper - but that will change the color. Here's what you know - There is no white metal. There are only two metals that have color: Gold (yellow) and Copper (red). All other metals are a shade of gray. of these "gray" metals. Nickel and palladium are the best strong 'bleachers' of gold. Silver and zinc are moderate bleachers and all others are moderate to weak in effect. Ni if out due to allargies and Pd is limited due to… [cont.]
Answered by Metallic stuff - Mon Oct 8 00:54:19 2007
Q. I am a home based jeweller that specialises in setting of stones. A constant complaint by clients is, my rings on the outer bottom shank turn pale yellowish with use.Currently my alloy for 750WG is Au76%, palladium8%, Ag16%. Nickel is not to be used because my nickel allergy clients. Thank you.
Asked by newlife - Sun Oct 7 04:31:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try a 75% Au, 20% Pd, and 5% Ag. Read this "Production and characterisation of 18 carat white gold alloys" This "New Guidelines to define Colour of White Gold announced by MJSA and World Gold Council" This "White Golds" And this "Gold Jewellery Alloys" Added: So, you need somthing softer then Pd, like copper - but that will change the color. Here's what you know - There is no white metal. There are only two metals that have color: Gold (yellow) and Copper (red). All other metals are a shade of gray. of these "gray" metals. Nickel and palladium are the best strong 'bleachers' of gold. Silver and zinc are moderate bleachers and all others are moderate to weak in effect. Ni if out due to allargies and Pd is limited due to… [cont.]
Answered by Metallic stuff - Mon Oct 8 00:54:19 2007
What is the best chrome paint to use when restoring alloy wheels?
Q. Im restoring an MGB and I want to know what is the best chrome paint to use to get a good finish on the alloy wheels?
Asked by James H - Wed Mar 25 13:07:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. What's 'Chrome Paint'? Chrome is an electro plated process. Nearest you'll get in paint is silver
Answered by Fellside13 - Wed Mar 25 19:05:27 2009
Q. Im restoring an MGB and I want to know what is the best chrome paint to use to get a good finish on the alloy wheels?
Asked by James H - Wed Mar 25 13:07:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. What's 'Chrome Paint'? Chrome is an electro plated process. Nearest you'll get in paint is silver
Answered by Fellside13 - Wed Mar 25 19:05:27 2009
Where can I get my alloy wheels refurbished in the Hampshire area?
Q. I have 2 sets of alloy wheels that I need to get refurbished. I live in Portsmouth, Hampshire and ideally don't want to have to travel that far. Can anyone suggest a good refurbisher? Thanks
Asked by bryonyp - Tue Mar 20 16:09:38 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here in the USA, there is a company that sells a tool to use in your electric drill. It has a large, fluffy bonnet on it, that spins, and you use the polish they recommend. I don't know the name of the product, but some detective work might get it for you! We have a product named "Mother's Mag Polish", that might do what you want. Available at most auto supply companies.
Answered by James H - Tue Mar 20 16:17:38 2007
Q. I have 2 sets of alloy wheels that I need to get refurbished. I live in Portsmouth, Hampshire and ideally don't want to have to travel that far. Can anyone suggest a good refurbisher? Thanks
Asked by bryonyp - Tue Mar 20 16:09:38 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here in the USA, there is a company that sells a tool to use in your electric drill. It has a large, fluffy bonnet on it, that spins, and you use the polish they recommend. I don't know the name of the product, but some detective work might get it for you! We have a product named "Mother's Mag Polish", that might do what you want. Available at most auto supply companies.
Answered by James H - Tue Mar 20 16:17:38 2007
What is the best way to get brake dust off of alloy rims?
Q. I have a build up of brake dust on my alloy rims. Since I didn't take care of it right away its kind of difficult to get off. Any suggestions of an easier way?
Asked by 121381 - Sun Oct 26 14:00:55 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Soap,Water & a Scrub Brush DUH.
Answered by JoAngel50 - Sun Oct 26 15:18:51 2008
Q. I have a build up of brake dust on my alloy rims. Since I didn't take care of it right away its kind of difficult to get off. Any suggestions of an easier way?
Asked by 121381 - Sun Oct 26 14:00:55 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Soap,Water & a Scrub Brush DUH.
Answered by JoAngel50 - Sun Oct 26 15:18:51 2008
How do the properties of an alloy differ from the metal constituents?
Q. Anybody know? How do the properties of an alloy differ from the metal constituents?
Asked by xx-katie-xx - Mon Oct 6 14:04:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There can be lot's of differences, including melting point, hardness, toughness, corrosion resistance - I don't think you can really predict them. Some examples: Steel (An alloy of iron) makes the iron much harder and tougher Stainless Steel (An alloy of iron with Ni and Chomium added) is much more corrosion resistant. Bronze (An alloy of copper and tin (I think, or is it Zinc)), is much stronger than the others in the pure state. I hope this helps
Answered by sfgrc - Tue Oct 7 15:21:00 2008
Q. Anybody know? How do the properties of an alloy differ from the metal constituents?
Asked by xx-katie-xx - Mon Oct 6 14:04:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There can be lot's of differences, including melting point, hardness, toughness, corrosion resistance - I don't think you can really predict them. Some examples: Steel (An alloy of iron) makes the iron much harder and tougher Stainless Steel (An alloy of iron with Ni and Chomium added) is much more corrosion resistant. Bronze (An alloy of copper and tin (I think, or is it Zinc)), is much stronger than the others in the pure state. I hope this helps
Answered by sfgrc - Tue Oct 7 15:21:00 2008
How can I identify an alloy from gold?
Q. I have 8 balls of which 7 are pure gold and one is an alloy. It is not possible to identify by seeing. I have given to use beam balance but twice only. Can you tell me how can I identify the alloy by using the beam balance two times?
Asked by barich - Tue Jul 29 01:30:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. weigh 3 == 3 if one set is lighter weigh 1 == 1 if they're= then it's the 3rd if the first is = then weigh the remaining 2, and the lighter is the alloy
Answered by linlyons - Tue Jul 29 01:38:13 2008
Q. I have 8 balls of which 7 are pure gold and one is an alloy. It is not possible to identify by seeing. I have given to use beam balance but twice only. Can you tell me how can I identify the alloy by using the beam balance two times?
Asked by barich - Tue Jul 29 01:30:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. weigh 3 == 3 if one set is lighter weigh 1 == 1 if they're= then it's the 3rd if the first is = then weigh the remaining 2, and the lighter is the alloy
Answered by linlyons - Tue Jul 29 01:38:13 2008
where in cebu or manila can you buy alloy wheels for the new nissan navarra?
Q. Existing rim is 16 inches x 6 inches. I need chrome maybe 16x7 or 16x8. I believe regular alloy wheels with 6 holes have a measurement of 139mm. However, they say the spacing for the navara is narrower and has a measurement of 114mm.
Asked by john L - Thu Dec 13 07:47:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can buy one in metro manila
Answered by silent&alone - Thu Dec 13 07:51:30 2007
Q. Existing rim is 16 inches x 6 inches. I need chrome maybe 16x7 or 16x8. I believe regular alloy wheels with 6 holes have a measurement of 139mm. However, they say the spacing for the navara is narrower and has a measurement of 114mm.
Asked by john L - Thu Dec 13 07:47:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can buy one in metro manila
Answered by silent&alone - Thu Dec 13 07:51:30 2007
How many ounces of each were used to make 50 ounces of gold alloy costing $250 per ounce?
Q. A goldsmith combined pure gold that cost $400 per ounce with an alloy of gold that cost $150 per ounce. How many ounces of each were used to make 50 ounces of gold alloy costing $250 per ounce?
Asked by dycosta69 - Tue Oct 7 01:14:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have 50 ounces of the alloy, of which x ounces are pure gold. Thus, how much of the $150 per ounce alloy have you? Why, 50-x ounces. Now, you're going to invest 400*x + 150*(50-x) to make this alloy. It's going to be at $250 an ounce, so make your life easy and say that: (400x+150(50-x))/50 = 250 Clean that up: factor out the fifty on the left... 8 x + 3(50-x) = 250 8x + 150 - 3x = 250 5x = 100 x = 20 and thus, 20 ounces of the pure gold, 30 ounces of the alloy. Check: 20*400 + 30* 150 = 8000 + 4500 = 12500 12500/50 = 250
Answered by hotjam6 - Tue Oct 7 01:24:31 2008
Q. A goldsmith combined pure gold that cost $400 per ounce with an alloy of gold that cost $150 per ounce. How many ounces of each were used to make 50 ounces of gold alloy costing $250 per ounce?
Asked by dycosta69 - Tue Oct 7 01:14:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have 50 ounces of the alloy, of which x ounces are pure gold. Thus, how much of the $150 per ounce alloy have you? Why, 50-x ounces. Now, you're going to invest 400*x + 150*(50-x) to make this alloy. It's going to be at $250 an ounce, so make your life easy and say that: (400x+150(50-x))/50 = 250 Clean that up: factor out the fifty on the left... 8 x + 3(50-x) = 250 8x + 150 - 3x = 250 5x = 100 x = 20 and thus, 20 ounces of the pure gold, 30 ounces of the alloy. Check: 20*400 + 30* 150 = 8000 + 4500 = 12500 12500/50 = 250
Answered by hotjam6 - Tue Oct 7 01:24:31 2008
Does anyone have a good idea for the application of alloy braze to steel parts?
Q. The alloy brazes are copper silver and nickel, and they come in liquid form and are being applied to a steel shaft or wheel. Then coated with diamond grit. An option would be spraying, does anyone have any references to this type of application? Any suggestions would be welcome.
Asked by Sam Adams - Wed Dec 13 13:07:37 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dear Mr you can use nickel base braze alloy with 2 ways. 1-slurry process: at this way you need nickel base braze alloy with powder form,you mix braze powder with binder by ratio 12/1 then apply to surface and then to place on vacuum furnace at temperature 1190c and 0.5 hours,you would see surface will be increased. 2-you can also use preform braze alloy include:tape,foil,...
Answered by mahdi - Thu Dec 14 06:18:32 2006
Q. The alloy brazes are copper silver and nickel, and they come in liquid form and are being applied to a steel shaft or wheel. Then coated with diamond grit. An option would be spraying, does anyone have any references to this type of application? Any suggestions would be welcome.
Asked by Sam Adams - Wed Dec 13 13:07:37 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dear Mr you can use nickel base braze alloy with 2 ways. 1-slurry process: at this way you need nickel base braze alloy with powder form,you mix braze powder with binder by ratio 12/1 then apply to surface and then to place on vacuum furnace at temperature 1190c and 0.5 hours,you would see surface will be increased. 2-you can also use preform braze alloy include:tape,foil,...
Answered by mahdi - Thu Dec 14 06:18:32 2006
Does anybody know some good tips on how to clean alloy wheels?
Q. I want to sell my car soon and my alloy wheels are a bit dirty and they have scatches which i know i cant do much about, but there quite sporty oz wheels and i just wanted some tips on what i can use on them to make them look a bit better, thanks.
Asked by LAURA - Tue Apr 15 09:36:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you will do some rubbing buy Mothers wheel polish and scratches or not they will shine and look great.
Answered by Rick - Tue Apr 15 10:14:43 2008
Q. I want to sell my car soon and my alloy wheels are a bit dirty and they have scatches which i know i cant do much about, but there quite sporty oz wheels and i just wanted some tips on what i can use on them to make them look a bit better, thanks.
Asked by LAURA - Tue Apr 15 09:36:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you will do some rubbing buy Mothers wheel polish and scratches or not they will shine and look great.
Answered by Rick - Tue Apr 15 10:14:43 2008
What is the strongest pure metal?What is the strongest alloy ever made?
Q. What is the strongest pure metal ever found? What is the strongest alloy ever made? Strong in a way of having: High Melting point High Durability High Malleability.
Asked by unknown - Tue Dec 25 06:39:22 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The strongest metal known to man as of this point in time is still titanium, and the strongest man made metal alloy is Carbon 40. (Although this is based only of what is known and available on the market, who knows what has been abd is being developed by the US Gov't and privat Industry? In matters such as these - real life is usually stranger than fiction).
Answered by jtrall25 - Tue Dec 25 08:31:27 2007
Q. What is the strongest pure metal ever found? What is the strongest alloy ever made? Strong in a way of having: High Melting point High Durability High Malleability.
Asked by unknown - Tue Dec 25 06:39:22 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The strongest metal known to man as of this point in time is still titanium, and the strongest man made metal alloy is Carbon 40. (Although this is based only of what is known and available on the market, who knows what has been abd is being developed by the US Gov't and privat Industry? In matters such as these - real life is usually stranger than fiction).
Answered by jtrall25 - Tue Dec 25 08:31:27 2007
Where can I get alloy aluminum ingots for casting?
Q. Where can I get aluminum alloy for casting. I am looking for alloy 43, which is 95 Aluminum and 5 silicon? I only need about 30 pounds. I am having alot of trouble finding any alloy ingots. I am thinking of making my own out of glass and beer cans.
Asked by Adam - Fri Sep 21 00:33:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you don't have a place in town (check out foundries and companies which recycle metal) you will have to have to order it via the internet and have it shipped. A company which sells a lot of different metals alloys is atlas metals, check them out. I am sure there are more. I don't think beer cans are good for casting. They are probably not pure aluminum either, and I am sure they are no fun to melt down, they probably fly right out of the furnace unless a lot of them are heavily compacted.
Answered by tigris - Fri Sep 21 08:52:49 2007
Q. Where can I get aluminum alloy for casting. I am looking for alloy 43, which is 95 Aluminum and 5 silicon? I only need about 30 pounds. I am having alot of trouble finding any alloy ingots. I am thinking of making my own out of glass and beer cans.
Asked by Adam - Fri Sep 21 00:33:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you don't have a place in town (check out foundries and companies which recycle metal) you will have to have to order it via the internet and have it shipped. A company which sells a lot of different metals alloys is atlas metals, check them out. I am sure there are more. I don't think beer cans are good for casting. They are probably not pure aluminum either, and I am sure they are no fun to melt down, they probably fly right out of the furnace unless a lot of them are heavily compacted.
Answered by tigris - Fri Sep 21 08:52:49 2007
Why is beryllium a better choice than iron to use in an alloy for making airplanes?
Q. Why is beryllium a better choice than iron to use in an alloy for making airplanes?
Asked by Svetlana V - Wed Feb 13 20:10:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Beryllium is lightweight and used for limit loads.
Answered by ScSpec - Wed Feb 13 20:14:33 2008
Q. Why is beryllium a better choice than iron to use in an alloy for making airplanes?
Asked by Svetlana V - Wed Feb 13 20:10:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Beryllium is lightweight and used for limit loads.
Answered by ScSpec - Wed Feb 13 20:14:33 2008
What is the difference between M4 Alloy and A1 Premium Aluminium frame?
Q. What is the difference beween a M4 Alloy frame and an A1 Premium Aluminium frame on a bike? Do you know which one is the better one? and if so, why? Many thanks
Asked by Leafy Tree - Sun Sep 6 06:09:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. M4 alloy is lighter, and better. (this is based off what i see at specialized). the A1 is more aluminum than anything, and it is just entry level material. M4 is up to med level. M5 and carbon go to the top-of-the-line specialized bikes. but all these alloys are made by specialized llc., so dont expect to see "M5" on a trek or something
Answered by unknown - Sun Sep 6 06:16:37 2009
Q. What is the difference beween a M4 Alloy frame and an A1 Premium Aluminium frame on a bike? Do you know which one is the better one? and if so, why? Many thanks
Asked by Leafy Tree - Sun Sep 6 06:09:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. M4 alloy is lighter, and better. (this is based off what i see at specialized). the A1 is more aluminum than anything, and it is just entry level material. M4 is up to med level. M5 and carbon go to the top-of-the-line specialized bikes. but all these alloys are made by specialized llc., so dont expect to see "M5" on a trek or something
Answered by unknown - Sun Sep 6 06:16:37 2009
How do I clean my stock alloy wheels?
Q. I have a 1995 Saturn SC1 with stock alloy wheels. Sadly, I have never cleaned them, only when I go to the car wash, but they are bad. From the winter the salt from salt trucks have stuck to the wheels, during the summer, dirt and tar have stuck to the wheels. It is building up and it looks horibble? I have tried the soap and water, doesn't work. These are some tough "stains." What product out there will clean this or some at home technique?
Asked by Just Dixal - Thu Aug 30 20:34:09 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can try using a degreaser/cleaner, spray on the degreaser then use a brillo pad, but dont rub to hard, let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe away with warm water, and repeat if necessary.
Answered by jiggywalker2008 - Thu Aug 30 20:40:07 2007
Q. I have a 1995 Saturn SC1 with stock alloy wheels. Sadly, I have never cleaned them, only when I go to the car wash, but they are bad. From the winter the salt from salt trucks have stuck to the wheels, during the summer, dirt and tar have stuck to the wheels. It is building up and it looks horibble? I have tried the soap and water, doesn't work. These are some tough "stains." What product out there will clean this or some at home technique?
Asked by Just Dixal - Thu Aug 30 20:34:09 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can try using a degreaser/cleaner, spray on the degreaser then use a brillo pad, but dont rub to hard, let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe away with warm water, and repeat if necessary.
Answered by jiggywalker2008 - Thu Aug 30 20:40:07 2007
What are some girl magazines that are free to subscribe to other than Alloy?
Q. I want some magazines that have clothes, music, movies, and/or books in them that are free. I know of Alloy, but what are some other free magazines?
Asked by t_a_s07 - Mon Jan 12 13:01:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read this, it tells how to get free mags - I've seen free Seventeen, Cosmo and more:
Answered by Janet A - Wed Jan 14 23:56:39 2009
Q. I want some magazines that have clothes, music, movies, and/or books in them that are free. I know of Alloy, but what are some other free magazines?
Asked by t_a_s07 - Mon Jan 12 13:01:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read this, it tells how to get free mags - I've seen free Seventeen, Cosmo and more:
Answered by Janet A - Wed Jan 14 23:56:39 2009
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