Stain removal on wheels

[MaverickGear]

Hi everyone!

I recently found some paint stains on the wheels and was wondering how would you guys tackle the issue. I tried rubbing a little metal polish to get it off but wouldn't dare to try harder as it fear it might cut into a gloss since I have gunmetal colour wheels.

Here's a picture of what I am talking about,

http://i.imgur.com/ly74tRN.jpg

Any advice would be great! Thanks!!!

[Breese147]

Goof off? Try it first on an unnoticeable part of the wheel

[conquistador]

Never use metal polish on clear coated wheels.

[PA DETAILER]

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That looks more like road tar?

[vtec92civic]

Might want to try the lesser of the 2 and maybe use goo-gone if not then perhaps try goof off or if you can get a hold of something like tarminator that is a great product as well.

[MaverickGear]

Never use metal polish on clear coated wheels.

Welp! Luckily I tried on a small spot! Didn't work tho.

Thanks guys! Will look for those products! Lets hope it works.

[BMW435]

Try Tar X, WD40, or a clay bar

[57BORNTORUN]

Perhaps mineral spirits.Cheap and removes tar.

[Audios S6]

I agree that looks like tar. A tar remover or other solvent should don the trick. With mild solvents AMD tar removers you can let them dwell or apply to a towel AMD place the towel over the stain for a minute or two to let to loosen.

[jmsc]

Some good recommendations. What have you tried so far?

[Kevlarrockstar]

Tar can be removed with veggie oil if it is in fact tar. Another option would be 91% isopropyl which would also work if it is an oil based paint.neither of which would injure the clearcoat on the rim to my knowledge.