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Old 04-29-24, 02:33 PM
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Toluene is a common solvent for rubber based compounds. If that's what was in the solution, commercial paint thinner should help remove it. In any case, as you try stuff, be aware to NOT USE any caustics like lye, oven cleaner, etc, since these will attack aluminum rims.
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