TTII owners, advice needed
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TTII owners, advice needed
Hi all. I recently handpolished my TTII's useing the mothers aluminum polish and they looked great. 2 weeks later, they have faded again . Is there a better product for polishing the wheels, and is there a product that will make the polish last longer? I did a search, but didnt find what i was looking for. Thanks in advance.
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I did the same for the first to months after i had gotten mine. Now huh i might polish them every other month. I didn't find anything better but then again i didn't look much either. Hope you have better luck.
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The problem with clearing them is they will look dull. Your best bet is to polish them up real well and use Zoops seal on them. That should help the shine last longer.
Adamp its nice not to polish our wheels now isn't it. I was polishing every two weeks but now I don't do it that often and don't spend nearly as much time on them
Adamp its nice not to polish our wheels now isn't it. I was polishing every two weeks but now I don't do it that often and don't spend nearly as much time on them
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I use the Poorboys World wheel sealant on my TTIIs and they look brand new after 4 months on the car.
http://www.poorboysworld.com/wheel-sealant.htm
Clean and polish your wheels and then apply 2 - 3 coats of this sealant. Dirt and brake dust don't stick and they are dead easy to keep clean.
http://www.poorboysworld.com/wheel-sealant.htm
Clean and polish your wheels and then apply 2 - 3 coats of this sealant. Dirt and brake dust don't stick and they are dead easy to keep clean.