Attention: TDR Forum Junkies 
Thought maybe every one could share some cheap tech tips. If ya have one or many of them. But it would be best if related to our intersts.
Here is one of my iddy biddy ones.
Its the season for spring cleaning. That means my truck anyway.
For cleaning chrome or polished stainless steal. Try window cleaner.
#1. Spray the glass cleaner on the shiny object.
#2. Use a rag to wipe the shiny object. (keep wiping till you hear that eek eek soud)
#3. Grab a dry rag to buff out any streaks.
You swear looking at your chrome is like looking in a mirror. Also another benefit is no abrasiveness.
If your peace is showing heavy oxidation or some rust. Glass cleaner more than likely will not work.
Here is one of my iddy biddy ones.
Its the season for spring cleaning. That means my truck anyway.
For cleaning chrome or polished stainless steal. Try window cleaner.
#1. Spray the glass cleaner on the shiny object.
#2. Use a rag to wipe the shiny object. (keep wiping till you hear that eek eek soud)
#3. Grab a dry rag to buff out any streaks.
You swear looking at your chrome is like looking in a mirror. Also another benefit is no abrasiveness.
If your peace is showing heavy oxidation or some rust. Glass cleaner more than likely will not work.
I have used bleach white in the past but with my new Weld rims this is a big no,no. What I have found that works even better is Dow Scrubben Bubbles in the spray bottle. You can buy it a SAM's Club for dirt cheap for 3 cans. It really cleans the road grime right off the tires, and even makes the white letters shine like new. Put a little protectent back on the tires and you have some sharp looking tires. 
With 33x12. 50's on my truck when they patch the raod it throws all the black tar on the side of the truck. :{ To clean of that tar and the bugs try WD-40. Just spray it right on the spot to be cleaned and start scrubin. Works better than anything I've ever used. 
