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Old 01-06-2024, 07:15 PM
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Default Center Lock Wheel Nut - Restore Fading

I'm not sure what happened but most likely from very acidic and overly harsh wheel cleaner, the center lock nuts have faded and look dull. Is there a way to restore them using detailing products and techniques?
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known defect and replaced under warranty by Porsche.
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Originally Posted by Dan006
known defect and replaced under warranty by Porsche.
are you sure about them being replaced under warranty? Never heard that before.
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Originally Posted by Grimz
are you sure about them being replaced under warranty? Never heard that before.
a friend has 1 GT4RS and the factory replaced all 4 nuts under warranty. it was in Belgium
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GT3

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read here


https://www.flat6porsche.com/t639p32...aquage-complet

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Originally Posted by Dan006
Sorry, but most of us Americans are only fluent in American.
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Originally Posted by Shogunade
Sorry, but most of us Americans are only fluent in American.
Google translate you know

I only speak French
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Originally Posted by Shogunade
Sorry, but most of us Americans are only fluent in American.


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Originally Posted by division
Hilarious cause its true. I don't need to learn another language, but you did. Anyway. Back to topic.

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Depending how bad they are, get some S100 paste wax and rub some on it and it should be shiny again.


If it’s too the point where the acid has taken off the anodizing, it’s unrecoverable and needs anodized again
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Originally Posted by Shogunade
Hilarious cause its true. I don't need to learn another language, but you did.
You're absolutely right because if I didn't take a foreign language, I wouldn't have graduated high school. Also took it in college. Believe it or not, there is a whole world outside of America. And outside of Stuttgart, too, but feel free to have that as your identity. smh

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What wheel cleaner did you use?
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Originally Posted by division
You're absolutely right because if I didn't take a foreign language, I wouldn't have graduated high school. Also took it in college. Believe it or not, there is a whole world outside of America. And outside of Stuttgart, too, but feel free to have that as your identity. smh
Relax man. I'm just having a laugh. Wok kan ich finden hier humor? Sorry if I messed that up. It's been a while. 🤗
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