Just two days ago, I went thru a 2liter of Coca-cola taking the rust off one very corroded rim. I don't have any before pictures, but even in 35 degree weather it worked wonders... I know this is posted on many different sites and some people don't believe it and Mythbusters has 'proven' that this myth was .. but all I have to say is for me.. IT WORKED.

What you need:
- COLA (preferably Coca-cola but I after I ran out.. I had some cans of Pepsi and it worked too)
- Aluminum Foil
- Elbow Grease
- Time

To begin All I did was take some paper towels and dunked a piece in a cup of Coke and wrapped each spoke. I then lined the outer walls with a small sheet as well as put a crumpled piece into all the 'hard to get' corners.

(This is obviously done better in 2-steps **Gravity! **, maybe even 5 if your not impatient like myself)

Now wait. The longer, the better. The first area I tried I couldnt wait to get to it after 10 minutes and with some elbow grease, it still worked. The next time I waited ~30-40 minutes and it was coming off pretty darn easy.

Anyways, take a large piece of aluminum foil and fold it up a 3-4 times times to about the size of your hand with the SHINY SIDE UP every time (as if rolling it). What I did was pre-crinkle/mat down it to get out any flakes that could cause a scratch.

Now dunk the foil in the cola and pre-soak the rim as if you were wet sanding.. the 'more', the better but don't waste it if not necessary.. and begin scrubbing the rim parallel to the main surface. You'll find your own way most likely, but this what I found work best.

After awhile, you'll notice a mud-like substance begin to form (this is the rust!) If you'd like to get excited, wipe it clean with a paper towel and begin to see the progress. Continue to do this until your happy with the results.

For the corners you'll see the angle gets tricky and in the cold my fingers were killing me but I was too excited to wait until warmer weather.

I hope this helps! It's a scary thing to think you can drink this but shockingly it worked to my disbelief