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Hi,
I was wondering can i use the mothers powerball (the red one) on painted wheels. On their website they say that the powerball is to polish uncoated wheels. Feedback please. Thanks |
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If your painted wheels are clearcoated, this was a comment by Mothers:
The PowerBall is intended for use with the specified polish for the surface of the wheel... be that chrome (e.g., our Chrome Polish), bare metal (e.g., our PowerMetal, Mag & Aluminum and/or Billet Polish), or clearcoated/painted (our old Clearcoat Wheel Polish or Plastic Polish since wheels have a plasticized clearcoat). Sometimes it may be necessary to mask different surfaces before using the PowerBall, for example, with a modular wheel that has a billet rim and a painted center. As always, it pays to test if you have any doubts. You can ask at the Mothers site too but you should identify the wheels to be sure. |
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The wheels are clearcoat so it should work. i |
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I recently tried the Powerball Mini and didn't care for it. The foam is more rigid than I anticipated and maneuvering it with the drill was awkward. Additionally, I had difficulty getting it into tight corners and still had to polish a good portion of my wheels with some elbow grease and foam applicator. I've also heard many individuals have problems with durability; supposedly the foam tears easily.
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