Your Wheels Never Had It So Good!!!
07-10-2009, 08:39 PM
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So I'd be able to simply clean my fuel rails (LT1) with some water then apply some "Bling Master" and they would be nice and shiney? Or do I still have to do a whole polishing process like this?:
http://www.lt1engine.com/tech/clean-up-your-engine-bay/
Seems like a good product.
http://www.lt1engine.com/tech/clean-up-your-engine-bay/
Seems like a good product.
07-10-2009, 08:48 PM
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So I'd be able to simply clean my fuel rails (LT1) with some water then apply some "Bling Master" and they would be nice and shiney? Or do I still have to do a whole polishing process like this?:
http://www.lt1engine.com/tech/clean-up-your-engine-bay/
Seems like a good product.
http://www.lt1engine.com/tech/clean-up-your-engine-bay/
Seems like a good product.
We have sold many metal polishes over the years (since 1974) and the Blingmaster has outdone Flitz, Mothers, Mother Billet, Wenol, Simichrome and Never Dull. I still carry a few of them here in our store but Blingmaster has really taken alot of sales away from the other lines. Try it once and you will be hooked.
Joe
07-10-2009, 09:36 PM
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You could get a full polish on all 4 wheels including on the inner barrels as well as the face of the wheels at least 15-20 times. It only takes a very small amount of the product to achieve a chrome like shine. The polish will also protect the wheels with a polymer sealant which will help the shine last longer than conventional metal polish.
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I'm gonna have to try this stuff I think 
Any chance of doing any sort of intro promo discount? Even something like free shipping or something?
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07-10-2009, 11:08 PM
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Created an account on your site so I could order, but keep getting message saying my email and/or password is not on record. Attemped to set the account a second time but got message saying my e-mail is on record already. What's even weirder is I also received a message thanking me for setting up my account......................
Guess I'll have to use a land line to order.............
07-11-2009, 02:44 AM
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On the fuel rails just clean them off with a rag and go to town on them with the Blingmaster. You will need to put some effort into it but when your done they will looks great. Maintanence from then there out will be a breeze. I did a set of valve covers for a customer from his old school BBC that were in bad shape a few weeks ago, they looked amazing when I was done.
07-11-2009, 05:37 AM
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Created an account on your site so I could order, but keep getting message saying my email and/or password is not on record. Attemped to set the account a second time but got message saying my e-mail is on record already. What's even weirder is I also received a message thanking me for setting up my account......................
Guess I'll have to use a land line to order.............
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07-11-2009, 11:27 AM
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Shoot him a PM and ask him what he thinks of the polish. He said he would post in the forum for everyone also.
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07-11-2009, 12:49 PM
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anybody that wants my other wheel polish (Mother's, etc) it's in the trash come get it! Now I am not bashing Mother's or Meguires because I've got all kinds of their great products on my shelf, just no more metal polish only Blingmaster! Anybody in St Pete or Tampa needs to stop in Joe's store, this place is going to be a bad habit! I am not able to download pics at this time sorry! but this stuff works great, period! I'll do the wheel barrels next week and that will be the ultimate test! Thanks again Joe!
Now I am not bashing Mother's or Meguires because I've got all kinds of their great products on my shelf, just no more metal polish only Blingmaster! Anybody in St Pete or Tampa needs to stop in Joe's store, this place is going to be a bad habit! I am not able to download pics at this time sorry! but this stuff works great, period! I'll do the wheel barrels next week and that will be the ultimate test! Thanks again Joe!
07-11-2009, 02:45 PM
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do you send to the uk as i might have a bottle of this am trying out loads of new stuff that i have found on here
but being in the uk has its proplems lol
i will be in the states maybe next year but thats next year and if i am about will pop in the shop
but being in the uk has its proplems lol
i will be in the states maybe next year but thats next year and if i am about will pop in the shop
07-11-2009, 04:40 PM
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The pictures you see are of polished aluminum for the wheels and stainless steel on the tips. The tips were a mess and had not been cleaned for months and months.
The wheels had baked on waterspots which also came out great.
As far as your wheels are concerned if the chrome is pitting and or flaking then the finish cannot be saved by any polish. Chrome is, as I'm sure you know is a coating process. Once it fails it must be rechromed.
Wish I could help more. Good luck my friend.
Joe
The wheels had baked on waterspots which also came out great.
As far as your wheels are concerned if the chrome is pitting and or flaking then the finish cannot be saved by any polish. Chrome is, as I'm sure you know is a coating process. Once it fails it must be rechromed.
Wish I could help more. Good luck my friend.
Joe
My front ones are newer than the rear ones and they are much more shiny.
So to reiterate my question, does your product restore dull chrome? Or am I SOL?
07-11-2009, 09:41 PM
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I just placed an order and I should receive the product within 5 days (I hope). I would let you guys know if it really works or not! I am going to try it out on my Prostars.
07-12-2009, 09:34 AM
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anybody that wants my other wheel polish (Mother's, etc) it's in the trash come get it! Now I am not bashing Mother's or Meguires because I've got all kinds of their great products on my shelf, just no more metal polish only Blingmaster! Anybody in St Pete or Tampa needs to stop in Joe's store, this place is going to be a bad habit! I am not able to download pics at this time sorry! but this stuff works great, period! I'll do the wheel barrels next week and that will be the ultimate test! Thanks again Joe!
Now I am not bashing Mother's or Meguires because I've got all kinds of their great products on my shelf, just no more metal polish only Blingmaster! Anybody in St Pete or Tampa needs to stop in Joe's store, this place is going to be a bad habit! I am not able to download pics at this time sorry! but this stuff works great, period! I'll do the wheel barrels next week and that will be the ultimate test! Thanks again Joe!Joe
07-12-2009, 09:37 AM
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Post a few pics so I can see what you have going on. We can go from there.
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