Any luck removing the "rash"? Fronts have developed a bit on mine.... Visitor from fullfatrr.com
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I find the best thing to remove tar is petrol - cheap as well.

[Any luck removing the "rash"? Fronts have developed a bit on mine....quote]

Hi Dr Rob
To be honest I haven't done too much about it yet! The wheels have been taken off the RRS for winter - having been replaced by a set of Winter Tyres/Wheels. I will have a proper go at cleaning them up before I put them back on after winter. However I did try some slightly more aggressive (acidic) wheel cleaner on a small area and with a bit of elbow grease the 'rash' did seem to be at least partly removed so I am optimistic that a more thorough clean will be successful.
As far as I can tell the 'rash' is NOT caused by Tar deposits - tar remover/petrol did nothing so I assume it is caused by brake dust particles etc. Hope this helps![/quote]

Cheers. Used used a 50% Bilberry wheel cleaner then some tar remover and elbow grease. Did quite a good job. Going to seal them  Visitor from fullfatrr.com
* GONE. 2012 RR Sport HSE SDV6 Orkney Grey. Now being piloted by RRSTDV8
* Current: 2011 4.4 TDV8 Full Fat. Amazing piece of kit.
* Current. 1974 Lightweight 2.25L petrol. Old skool
* GONE. Freelander GS TD4 Manual MY2013. Orkney Grey with privacy, cold and clearview packs, armrests (a must!) and a spoiler.
* GONE. Range Rover Classic '93 200Tdi Factory fit
* 1949 80" in family since 1975