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i too got hooked on it at a car show i have polished torque thrust II's polished aluminum is just fun to clean we al know this. well i happen to walk up to the wenol booth and they start the pitch he asks for a coin out of my pocket i give him this almost brown quarter. hits it with the red wenol and it comes out like chrome hits with the blue wenol and it looks even more glossy. after that i was hooked been using it for 4 years now. till just recently i switched to griots mag wheel polish but i still dont think it works as well as wenol. highly recomend it.
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I've heard nothing but great things about Wenol and I've been wanting to try it. I use Mothers Billet and I have had amazing results with it. I too have used a lot of different products but I always go back to Mothers. I'll place an order soon for some wenol and see how it works out.
I have some of the wheel wax stuff like American Racing sells. I found it somewhere else. I've used it a few times on my other cars but on my polished wheels I thought it made them look a little dull and I really don't think it helped much. I would just save your money and use the same thing that you would use on your paint. I use tropicare on my wheels a lot
I have some of the wheel wax stuff like American Racing sells. I found it somewhere else. I've used it a few times on my other cars but on my polished wheels I thought it made them look a little dull and I really don't think it helped much. I would just save your money and use the same thing that you would use on your paint. I use tropicare on my wheels a lot
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Originally Posted by SpdFrk1990
I might have to order some of this stuff but it would be so easy to just go to auto zone and buy some of the mothers.
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I use Busch polish. Totally destroys Mother's mag and aluminum polish(Busch by hand > Mothers w/ powerball). I haven't tried Busch w/ the Powerball yet, waitin' for a good day to do all my wheels. Polished Z06 wheels SUCK. lol.
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Check out some stuff called SPEEDY (around here its at truck stops)
It will give you results even better then the results posted above.
My fuel rails now look chrome. Have an older set of pro stars that did not look that great and look brand new.
A buddy of mines alternator bracket on his LT1 formula now looks polished.
It will give you results even better then the results posted above.
My fuel rails now look chrome. Have an older set of pro stars that did not look that great and look brand new.
A buddy of mines alternator bracket on his LT1 formula now looks polished.
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Originally Posted by SpdFrk1990
Not sure if im aloud to post this link but is this a good deal?
http://www.wenolit.com/profmetpolki1.html
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Originally Posted by JUICED96Z
Check out some stuff called SPEEDY (around here its at truck stops)
It will give you results even better then the results posted above.
It will give you results even better then the results posted above.
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On aluminum wheels I find out of everything out there the Heavy Metal polish in the blue bottle works the best. I sometimes use the blue wenol with it or by itself. I have billet specialties wheels on my show truck and they look like new all the time. Lasts along time too.
I have chrome too though and would like to know what works best on chrome wheels. I have used the wenol blue on my bumpers of my truck.
I have chrome too though and would like to know what works best on chrome wheels. I have used the wenol blue on my bumpers of my truck.
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Originally Posted by chevygirl
I have chrome too though and would like to know what works best on chrome wheels. I have used the wenol blue on my bumpers of my truck.
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Originally Posted by AnimalSS
Actually, the before pics are how the wheels looked after using Mothers, both the paste and the liquid with the Powerball Mini.
And, like I said, I only spent about ten minutes on each wheel (because I'm lazy). About twenty minutes with the "Red" and a follow-up with the "Blue" and they will look even better. ![The Judge](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_judge.gif)
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If you have the time and effort for show quality, I've heard these are the way to go: http://www.topoftheline.com/aluminum...al-polish.html
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Originally Posted by ZaneO
If you have the time and effort for show quality, I've heard these are the way to go: http://www.topoftheline.com/aluminum...al-polish.html