Best polish for unfinished wheels
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I just bought a set of RTS wheels and they're kind of dirty. What is everyone using for polish? I also need recommendations on a good wax. Thanks guys
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Our Metal Polish #1 and #2 work VERY will with minimal work.
Once polished up, I'd recommend a sealant rather than a wax, as they will last longer. Our Quick Sealant is awesome on wheels since it's an aerosol. Easy to apply and will give you a few months of protection per application.
Once polished up, I'd recommend a sealant rather than a wax, as they will last longer. Our Quick Sealant is awesome on wheels since it's an aerosol. Easy to apply and will give you a few months of protection per application.
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Mother's is good for off the shelf, but ordering some Adams would be a good call.
I have some of the Meguires listed above and it is very very sub par to the Mother's (smells nice though).
White Diamond mentioned above should be a good liquid rouge based polish too if you can find it. Blue Magic is another similar product.
I have some of the Meguires listed above and it is very very sub par to the Mother's (smells nice though).
White Diamond mentioned above should be a good liquid rouge based polish too if you can find it. Blue Magic is another similar product.
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Our Metal Polish #1 and #2 work VERY will with minimal work.
Once polished up, I'd recommend a sealant rather than a wax, as they will last longer. Our Quick Sealant is awesome on wheels since it's an aerosol. Easy to apply and will give you a few months of protection per application.
Once polished up, I'd recommend a sealant rather than a wax, as they will last longer. Our Quick Sealant is awesome on wheels since it's an aerosol. Easy to apply and will give you a few months of protection per application.
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