How to Polishing bogarts??
02-09-2010, 10:49 AM
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How to Polishing bogarts?? hey guys what should i use to polish my bogarts?? RTs
Also what are the steps i need to do?? i have never had a set of wheels this nice and i would like them to be bad ***!!
Also what are the steps i need to do?? i have never had a set of wheels this nice and i would like them to be bad ***!!
02-09-2010, 11:26 AM
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I use Bling Master. Best Aluminum polish out there. Wash the rims, use a soft micro cloth with light pressure and let the Bling Master polish do it's magic.
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02-12-2010, 08:45 PM
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There's a ton of products that you can use. It's not so much the polish, its the procedure. Autosol from eastwood is good; mothers billet is good as well. Once again, don't fret on which type to use, it’s what you use to polish (pads) and the speed of the machine you're using.
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There's a ton of products that you can use. It's not so much the polish, its the procedure. Autosol from eastwood is good; mothers billet is good as well. Once again, don't fret on which type to use, it’s what you use to polish (pads) and the speed of the machine you're using.
02-13-2010, 07:22 PM
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How well does the Blingmaster, etc. do at keeping the wheels shiny if you actually drive the car? My concern with polished wheels is that while they look awesome when polished, I don't want them to start looking like crap after 10 miles of driving.
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Don't use any type of stripper on our Bogart wheels. They, like most high-end wheels are not coated. The only thing you should need is to keep them waxed which reduces dirt from pentrating into the aluminum.
If you need to buff or polish them, use a billet polish or cleaner and then recoat them with wax when you're done.
If you need to buff or polish them, use a billet polish or cleaner and then recoat them with wax when you're done.
