ncSSu

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I figured this stuff doesn't work too well, or at least not better than any other products, but I was thinking about getting it just for the buff ball they have. I am not very experienced in buffing and polishing and am looking for a good way to polish my wheels (TTII's) so I thought I might get the Flitz stuff just for the ball, since there are no edges to burn into the wheels since all I have is a drill to use, no buffers or polishers. Any opinions or suggestions???

ZaneO

I have actually heard that Flitz is a very nice polish. Give it a shot with the buffing ball and let us know how things come out.

Nine Ball

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I used some with the drill operated buffing ball on a set of old draglite wheels and that stuff worked very nice. Its a green liquid, similar to some of the other green liquid polishes out there.

ncSSu

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Cool, thanks guys

elite22xl

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i have the tub of flitz. hard to find and costs like 75 bucks. works great on my boats jell coat to bring up the color. also used it to help polish my calipers. works good..give it a try

Summer

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i havent heard anything but postive feedback on this stuff

2002yroneformula

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I used it on my wheels when I first got the car to get rid of all the spots in the aluminum, but now I've been using Concept One Pulley Systems Aluminum Polish.

y2k_ta

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I have a friend with a part-time detailing business that swears by it.

Mike98WS6

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I hear great stuff about flitz too. In the spring I'm gonna get me sone.

Aaron's 00 TA

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We carry the 2lb can of Flitz for like $25. I decide to test it out tonight and took a "sample" home. I used it on my newly machined polished rims. I applied it by hand and removed by hand and I didn't notice a change over the Mother's Billet polish. I'll have to try it with a buffing whel next.