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Joel
Unregistered
4/08/2001
11:25:16
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 Subject: polished wheels
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does anyone know how to get, what seems to be water spots/streaks, off a polished wheel? Will putting some chrome polish on and buffing it off with a high speed buffer ruin it? thanks...
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Broeheem
GenIII
4/08/2001
12:57:43
| RE: polished wheels
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Easy... polish 'em again - as shiny as you want them to be - then clear-coat 'em. You MIGHT use a high-quality carnuba wax, if you don't want to kick down the $$$ for clear-coat, but the results aren't near as long-lasting.
Patriot Blue '01 CC SLTplus, 4.7/multi-spd auto/3.55:1 LS
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CyberWolf
GenIII
4/09/2001
12:16:58
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I'm about sick of my polished wheels on my 4x4. A street car may not be so bad but I'll never buy polished wheels for a 4x4 again. At least not for a 4x4 that sees more off road than on road. I was thinking about polishing them up real shiney and having them Clear Powder Coated. It's only money and time.
'01 4.7 CC, 5 speed, Sport , 3.92 limited slip, Intense
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jason harris
Unregistered
4/09/2001
21:13:59
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There is a wheel polish out there called EXTREME wheel polish. I have used it for years and have had nothing but spectacular results. It also repells liquid for a few weeks.
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