YOUR RESEARCHEasiest way to clean rusty wheel hats?
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The wheel hats under my sport club wheels have rusted up. I don't have a floor jack so looking for an easy way to clean them. Any tips short of full masking and repainting that would take forever one wheel jack at a time? Anybody ever try a Navel Jelly product?
Paint them. See the link below. There are better pics at the bottom of the first page and progressive DIY pics on the second page. Easy DIY that improves the looks dramatically. Make SURE you cover the entire car with a drop cloth before you spray the hats or the overspray will settle on the car. Don't ask me how I know! Painting Top Hats
I had a spot of rust which I removed with steel wool.
Wire brush on a drill, prime and paint. Or just start with new rotors and paint them before you install.
you can brush on caliper paint and avoid the overspray problem.
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