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Nothing seems to touch it. Any advice? (none of the good stuff ever is).. but it *may* be abrasive to the point of damaging the wheels themselves. May be worth a try, but proceed with caution! Perhaps try a section of the inner rim first?I asked God for a bike, but I know God doesn't work that way.
Jaspa wrote:My friend swears by Rimwax, but thats a preventative rather than a remover.
(12 race cars, 2 sets of wheels per car = 96 wheels) so we got around the issue by painting them all black! 
Rogue wrote:We used to get it off okay with Wurth Brake Cleaner, but we got sick of cleaning wheels
(Carbotech Panther+/AX6). 
(the brush-on stuff) usually works... although when i used it with a brillo pad it looked like i'd used wire wool..290bhp (est) ive used it before on things that brake cleaner, jizer, acetone, etc couldnt shift and its just fallen off once it gets a whiff of the awesome orange smell 