How to shine centerline wheels?
07-11-2006, 08:52 AM
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I use Mother's Billet polish with a Power Ball and a terry cloth for the hard to reach spots and final polishing. I find it easier to do it with the wheel off the truck so you can take off the centercaps and don't have lug nuts to deal with. Makes them look better than chrome, but it takes a while.
07-11-2006, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
i have mothers power ball and mothers polish that works OK. yesterday i used x-treem metal polish for the first time and its so much easier and faster. i cant really tell a difference over the power ball.
thats sounds good right now I am looking at a product called Wenol
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thats sounds good right now I am looking at a product called Wenol
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Originally Posted by tdrumm
I use Mother's Billet polish with a Power Ball and a terry cloth for the hard to reach spots and final polishing. I find it easier to do it with the wheel off the truck so you can take off the centercaps and don't have lug nuts to deal with. Makes them look better than chrome, but it takes a while.
after doing this i never looked back at doing it by hand.
