makWS6

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I've got Billit aluminum wheels and wanted some opions on favorite buffing wheels (flitz, mother's powerball....ect..) I'm also looking for a sealer that lasts a long time so after polishing them the don't spot back up when washed, but I don't want to pay $200 for the Zoops kit. Thanx!

JonB

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I've tried the mothers power ball and think it sucks. It would be good for just a plain flat wheel but on my TTII's It litterly bog my electric drill down and tears up the powerball when i try to get in the tight spots. It work good to the lip but thats about it. I have not heard of to many other sealers other than zoop. I have heard mixed reviews on it so I have not spent the money on it.

~JOSHUA

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My polished 5 spokes (factory) on my Formula hadn't been touched in at least 3 years. They were starting to look white from the oxidation. This weekend when I was done they looked like chrome. I spent maybe 15 minutes each. I used tripoli rouge and this wheel mounted on a drill. For the final "touch" you can put Mother's paste or whatever on the same "waffle" buff and it's as PERFECT as can be expected. Eastwood is a sponsor ===>



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SmaknaSS

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'99slobird

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Check the thread linked below, I just posted some pics on my wheels before and after the flitz system got ahold of 'em. And likd JonB said, don't waste your time on the Powerball or the powerball compatible Mother's polish, they both suck.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ighlight=flitz