I find lots of discussion on Google on removing sticky wheel weight residue. What I don't seem to find at all is discussions on cleaning methods that are safe from weakening the adhesive. I prefer to have my weights remain attached until I change tires on my new Enkei wheels. I messaged Adam's tonight about their product. I have found in the past that most "good" caustic wheel cleaners are also pretty effective at damaging wheel weight adhesive. I'm just getting back into detailing since I have a black car again.
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I find lots of discussion on Google on removing sticky wheel weight residue. What I don't seem to find at all is discussions on cleaning methods that are safe from weakening the adhesive. I prefer to have my weights remain attached until I change tires on my new Enkei wheels. I messaged Adam's tonight about their product. I have found in the past that most "good" caustic wheel cleaners are also pretty effective at damaging wheel weight adhesive. I'm just getting back into detailing since I have a black car again.
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