BlackScreaminMachine

iTrader: (17)

Hey everyone.

I just got a used set of Centerline Convo Pro's for racing and limited street duty. I got them looking damn good with some Mother's Billet Polish but incase some water and **** gets on them. I want it where I can wash it off or wipe off and keep them clean.

Whats a good Wax/Protectant.

I do have a can of Cleaner Wax from Meguiars, as well as NXT and #26 Hi-Tech.

Have seen post about people using cleaner wax. Will this be considered sufficent protection?? The Pic is Pre-Polish, had water spots and smudges the cleaned up killer.

BlackScreaminMachine

iTrader: (17)

On the Meguiar's site, so far NXT 2.0 is leading as it handle the heat. But ANY opinions appreciated.

LS1RedZ

iTrader: (19)

I used Rejex on my Billet Specialties. Its supposed to be bad *** and last a while. There is also Zoop Seal that you can use too.

NXPRSS

iTrader: (23)

how much is that Rejex stuff? zoop seal is $99 i believe....
mothers billet polish is awesome! i have been using that on my street lites... im gonna post a before and after picture when im done polishing them!
Wheres your after picture???

BlackScreaminMachine

iTrader: (17)

I finished all 4 tires up last night and ended up putting a coat of NXT on them. I will post some pics tonight.

LS1RedZ

iTrader: (19)

The Rejex was like $25. I have a thread on here with the wheels after I put them on. Yeah I use Mothers to polish and the Rejex to seal/wax them.

9WhiteCamaro9

ive heard alot about that blingmaster stuff and alot of people say that if used right itll take a set of polished wheels and make look damn close to chrome but idk ive never tried it or seen it in person

NXPRSS

iTrader: (23)

i have tried that blingmaster stuff and im not a real fan of it... i had better luck with the mothers billet polish...
BlackScreamingMachine, did you use a powerball to polish your wheels? or old fashioned hand job? lol...
i bought a set of used billet specialties street lites and been working on polishing them up...(i dont like the powerball, so its the old fashion way for me!) i did the skinnies, but i still have the rears to do... i took a pic of before and after, ill post em up when im done with em all...

BlackScreaminMachine

iTrader: (17)

Definitly by hand, ouch! My arm still hurts lol. Actually it was not bad, the Wheels were really in good shape, just needed some Brightening.

I worked the ring of the rim 1/3rd of the time and then each spoke by itself and then the Stud ring. I was way ahead of myself and started on the 40+ dents around the inner ring. Using my finger to aggitate and then Wadded up terry cloth.

I still have some minor spotting near the bolts but IMO unless your polishing, your not going to notice.

The only Power product that I like is the Powercone. I have definitly found uses for that.

I have used a Power ball on a DIFFERENT set of Convo Pros and the edges in the holes are sharp and it wash chopping up the ball.

Also the Mother's Billet seeming is a more aggressive product and required really no pressure. Just aggitation in percise, circular motion allowed for brillant results.