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Hey guys..

Just a question out of curiosity.. does anyone have or know of any special brushes/sponges to use to get into

all the spokes on the 'meshy' wheels...?

Cleaning these wheels with a rag or standard sponge is basically hell, and id love to know if there is anything people

out there with these wheels use to clean em!

I was thinking something along the lines of a tooth brush style stick with a strong rounded sponge on the end which u

could jam between the spokes nice and quickly.. ? :D

Please let us know as i just bought a set of Genuine BBS mesh 17s for my VN wagon drift pig. :wave:

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Become a member of this forum. You will not regret it.

You can buy PWC ONLY from Final Inspection. It's their own concoction which is NOT caustic and will not eat paint.

BASS OUT

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