Polishing the stock rims....what to use?

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Polishing the stock rims....what to use?

Post by Numbnuts » Mon May 22, 2017 8:11 am

Trying to shine up my rims yesterday and noticed I got some staining near the balance weights on the rim.

Used some wheel cleaner spray on type and it didn't remove the stains :angry: from the brake dust I guess.

Whats the best product to use to get these looking brand new again?

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Re: Polishing the stock rims....what to use?

Post by coder » Mon May 22, 2017 6:23 pm

They are clear coated from the factory so do the same as you would for painted surfaces, polish with rubbing compound and then car wax.
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