Anyone know if IRon X would work? Checked online seems some say goo gone.. I have aluminum clear coat wheels.. So dont want to use brake cleaner spray (as some ppl do). Open to ideas, thx
Removing plasti dip from wheels?
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a scraper or screwdriver
Use a dental pick to get it started and it should peel off.
Pressure washer.
Peel it, or pressure washer.
Mineral spirits will remove it easily and will not harm the wheels.
Nick1994
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I plasti-dipped the wheels on my VW and it peeled right off with my thumb. I'd pressure wash it though.
Goo Gone, Goof Off or WD-40 works. Next time use 1 can per wheel, throw in a 5th can & divide it evenly among the wheels if they're 19"+. They'll peel right off in one piece if you do it correctly.
Get some Bug & Tar spray and head to the car wash. Hose down the wheels with the B&T, then hit them with the high pressure water and a brush if you have one handy.
You'll probably have to do that a few times for each wheel to get everything off, but it's the most straightforward and least labor-intensive approach I have found to removing Plasti-Dip from odd shaped items which don't lend themselves to having it peeled off very well.
Plus, when you're done, you don't have to worry about any residue or cling-ons, everything should be nice, shiny, and clean!
You'll probably have to do that a few times for each wheel to get everything off, but it's the most straightforward and least labor-intensive approach I have found to removing Plasti-Dip from odd shaped items which don't lend themselves to having it peeled off very well.
Plus, when you're done, you don't have to worry about any residue or cling-ons, everything should be nice, shiny, and clean!
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