whire wheels

Ginger can I e-mail you a couple of photos of the car and you post them, For me???,Thankjs Mick Yea baby, Behave.

Hi Ginger I just went and bought the stuff you said , I think it was called hot wheels, Worked great , I have a little rust on some spoked anad and some on the rim , But they look pritty good, Wont be at the slalom sunday, I will be getting m1 of my exhaust manifolds replaced, But any time after this week Ill be crusing around, Mick Yea baby, Behave.

Hi, Mick,

Congratulations on your E! The wire wheels are a lot of work. We've gried lots of stuff, even removing and pressure washing. We just started using the new wire wheel cleaning stuff by McGuire's (can't think of the name, but it's in a pink spray bottle). Works great! Follow the instructions, of course, but basically, wet the wheel with water, then spray the stuff on and wait a little, then scrub it with a brush, then spray it with water again to rinse it off. The gunk just runs off! Just don't leave it on too long. You can spray the second wheel while you're letting it sit on the first, and then scrub and rinse the second one right away...but don't do the other two until after you've finished the first two.

So, when will I get to see this new car of yours? We're having a slalom this Sunday in Tavares. Come out and drive any car you can bring, or just watch - you'll have fun either way. We have an adjacent road course that's a bonus.
:-)

Ginger
1971 E-Type FHC
1966 E-Type OTS

Hi Mick there are a lot of products on the market! I use Eagle 2 for chrome wheels. just follow the instructions, you may have to do it several times depending how dirty. Any good auto parts store carrys it. Hope this helps, Dom
2006 AACA winner