Zaino Chrome wheels, or something else?
04-27-2004, 09:31 PM
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Zaino Chrome wheels, or something else? I plan on putting Zaino on the inside of the rims to help keep it blingy, but what do you think on the main part of the rim? Zaino still, or something else? I hve 2 different chome polishes right now, thanks, Scott
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04-29-2004, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by pewter00ss
Hey what's up. I am a big user of Zaino but for my chromes I use MOTHERS CHROME POLISH. It's like $6 at any local auto store. Wheels come out amazing.
04-29-2004, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by pewter00ss
Hey what's up. I am a big user of Zaino but for my chromes I use MOTHERS CHROME POLISH. It's like $6 at any local auto store. Wheels come out amazing.
I would have to whole hartedly agree, "amazingly GLOWING" is more like it, don't get me wrong, ZAINO is all I use, but MOTHERS is the **** for Chrome!....
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Neverdull by Eagle One works great. Its petroleum based. Takes off all the stains / grime. It really gets off all the junk easily. Then you just rub it off after its dried and it leaves a really nice shine.
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Originally Posted by Fastt Gunn
Neverdull by Eagle One works great. Its petroleum based. Takes off all the stains / grime. It really gets off all the junk easily. Then you just rub it off after its dried and it leaves a really nice shine.
