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| Wheel Wells, Rims and Tires Rims, wheel wells and tires make a bold statement for the appearance of the vehicle, do you know how to properly detail these key components? Would you like to learn? |
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You tried the polish and nothing the next step is useing acid i strongly recomend megs wheel brightner from the pro line and it is non hydrofluoric (bonus). Then if that does not work i would have to agree with bob and the 0000 ultra fine steel wool with polish as the lube it does wonders. Remember Somtimes what you are seeing is brake dust that has bonded to the chrome and is actualy rusting above the surface.
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I would have to agree with JohnyB, Meg's Wheel Brightner is some strong stuff, diluted accordingly and it will work wonders. I've only used it once and man that stuff is mean, it will literally take your breath a way. Nasty stuff but works great on rims...well rims that need it.
I've also use the 0000 Ultra Fine Steel Wool combined with a metal polish product and it works quite well. But I too have been searching for a good product to polish exaust tips, rims..ect..ect..still haven't found a product that satisfies me...so the search continues. |
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But you know what P1et, I've been hearing the same. I forget where I saw someone do a review on this stuff and it's suppoed to be some strong stuff, just can't remember where I saw that review ...I'm prity sure it was the stuff you posted...mmm...I'll have to look it up I'm sure I got the link for it some where ![]() If anyone has use Wenol I'd love to hear your feed back. |