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    Had a caliper seize on me and all this metal (rust) sprayed all over my wheel before I could replace the pad.



    Any idea how to loosen it up? PB Blaster?? Haha















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    That looks severe. What have you tried so far?



    It almost looks like it burned right thru the surface finish

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    i would try a water spot remover. thats what i use on chrome rims that have brake dust thats caked on and wont come off with a wheel cleaner. its acidic but safe on paint just make sure not to leave it on there too long

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    From what I see, its still sitting on top of the clear. I have DG`s water spot remover that I can try. I think if I can soften up the deposit, I can just clay it off or something.
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    Did you try a wheel cleaner?

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    Yes... P21S.
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    And that did nothing?

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    Cleaned off a bunch but for the areas shown above, it didn`t do much
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    OK so I tried some DG505 water spot remover, more P21S and a Megs blue clay bar.... a little better but nothing drastic.



    I was reading up on these 2 products called Iron Out and Rust Stain Remover... they contain axalic acid and hydrofluoric acid, respectively. Are these wheel safe? I want to say HF acid is but I want to confirm.
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