Mother's Power Ball
05-24-2005, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by 01 V8 Silverado
Mothers has some awesome products so i think it would be worth a try. I might give it a try myself...
05-24-2005, 12:02 PM
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I used Mother's billet polish, and used a rag to put it on a section of the wheel first, and then hit it with the Powerball. If you put the polish on the ball it would fly everywhere. It did such a great job, my wheels were in bad shape from sitting in storage all winter and it made them look like mirrors. Total time was 15-20 minutes per wheel as oposed to 30-45 minutes last year by hand. It even got down into my lug recesses. I did have to use a rag just to do the final wipedown and polishing, but it was pretty minimal.
The powerball also cleaned up to good as new with just dish detergent.
The powerball also cleaned up to good as new with just dish detergent.
06-06-2005, 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by tdrumm
I used Mother's billet polish, and used a rag to put it on a section of the wheel first, and then hit it with the Powerball. If you put the polish on the ball it would fly everywhere. It did such a great job, my wheels were in bad shape from sitting in storage all winter and it made them look like mirrors. Total time was 15-20 minutes per wheel as oposed to 30-45 minutes last year by hand. It even got down into my lug recesses. I did have to use a rag just to do the final wipedown and polishing, but it was pretty minimal.
The powerball also cleaned up to good as new with just dish detergent.
The powerball also cleaned up to good as new with just dish detergent.
