Jewmont3

I have MB Motoring Bruzer mirror machined aluminum wheels. It is taking me 2 hours plus to just polish one wheel. The water spots are regoddamndiculous to get out. Should it be taking me this long? They are 20's. I have tried both the mothers billet polish and blue magic metal polish. Is there anything I can put on the wheels after I polish them to keep them clean? It seems like after the first wash or rain they are a mess again!

thanks,
Mike

GregWS6&z28

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Ive done that before. I finally bought "Heavy Metal Polish" and it's alot easier now to clean my rims

Tally TransAm

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those wheels arent polished so trying to get the waterspots and stuff outta them is gonna be alot different and harder than getting them outta a polished wheel

DannoWS6

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Don't be a baby. put some muscle into em'




















J/K Mike

Jewmont3

Ha HA Dan, I have been. I have three wheels done so far...fingers are numb. You should come over and do the 4th one for me. Next time I buy wheels im deffinately going to for the teflon black with just the polished lip.

-Mike

P.S. Thanks for the replies

Uno99

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Mine are chrome. I polish mine a couple times a year. However if you want a quick clean up, I use windex glass wipes to take off the brake dust or water spots. Should be similar on aluminum.

LS1 Sounds

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Check out the Mother's Powerball, it works very well: http://www.mothers.com/products/prod...ower_prod.html

MaSTi

Whaaaa my finger hurt. LOL. That's what happens when you rice out your truck. JK. Good luck in cleaning those beast. When is that thing comming out? I haven't seen the truck since you had all the rice done.

69TA

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You my friend need to go to www.zoopseal.com

Great stuff. LMK how you make out.

Kevin