cleaning honeycombs
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I don't see why everyone complains about cleaning them. Its so easy....hose, wheel cleaner, and brush. That simple. Easier than picking leaves out of the windshield base. The only reason i got ceramics was so the wheels would stay clean between washings.
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This is why I like my simple looking torque stars. Less brush time.
Seems like if you keep them reasonably clean it'* not a problem. Would only be tough if you haven't cleaned them in a long time. However we have members that do it once a year and they look great with almost no effort.
Seems like if you keep them reasonably clean it'* not a problem. Would only be tough if you haven't cleaned them in a long time. However we have members that do it once a year and they look great with almost no effort.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
This is why I like my simple looking torque stars. Less brush time.
Seems like if you keep them reasonably clean it'* not a problem. Would only be tough if you haven't cleaned them in a long time. However we have members that do it once a year and they look great with almost no effort.
Seems like if you keep them reasonably clean it'* not a problem. Would only be tough if you haven't cleaned them in a long time. However we have members that do it once a year and they look great with almost no effort.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Pat..they were cleaner than most peoples idea of clean.
And you haven't seen my brush have you? I just bought a new one..
And you haven't seen my brush have you? I just bought a new one..