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CCW Wheel Owners Inside Please!
Guys, what is the best way to keep these wheels looking good once they get scratched up?! I've only owned mine for 2 months and they are already looking less then perfect.
I've tried to polish them out with Wymol (sp) extra soft in some locations and although there were improvements....not a mirror finish.
Can somebody give me a step by step on making these look new again when I get to the point say, a year from now that I want them to look that way?
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I've tried to polish them out with Wymol (sp) extra soft in some locations and although there were improvements....not a mirror finish.
Can somebody give me a step by step on making these look new again when I get to the point say, a year from now that I want them to look that way?
Thanks!
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On mine, I use the powerball, if you let that ball sit on the spot for a min and spin. It will do the trick. It will make the scratches look gone, but as far as getting rid of them dont plan on it. I also use mothers polish, billet.
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Originally Posted by GotV-8
On mine, I use the powerball, if you let that ball sit on the spot for a min and spin. It will do the trick. It will make the scratches look gone, but as far as getting rid of them dont plan on it. I also use mothers polish, billet.
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Originally Posted by HotWhipT/A
Jeff, contact Tropicare-chris on our local forum. He just cleaned up SilverTurtle's CCW's. Remember, the same wheels as yours on the same color Camaro.