Getting My CCW's Ready For Spring
 

Decided to take the wheels off and get them all polished up in anticipation for spring. I used Adams 1 and 2 and then finished them off with wax. Turned out great, but will still need to wipe them down once more when I get them back on the car. The Adams Metal Polish 1 and 2 works so well and is easy to apply and remove.

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Looks good! I hope you don't drive with thoses wheels in the winter. Salt is evil.

Car sits in my garage all winter long. Keeping those wheels clean isn't fun, but the way they look once all polished up is worth it. I will eventually have the centers powdercoated hyper-black.