A few questions

[URDONE]

I know these have probably been covered before but anyway. I just purchased some polished wheels. I know these are going to require a lot more work to keep them shining than my Chrome ones did, so what is the best polish to use on wheels? I also, I been wanting to clay my car but I am not sure what clay bar to get. My car can use all the help it can get in the paint department so I want to get a good one, or are they all the same??? Thanks.

 

[trance_in_miami]

Adams metal polish 1 & 2 the best product i have ever used. I used it on my cobra polished aluminum rims i bought on ebay.It was so good that it left my rims looking new with enhanced shine and removal of all oxidation. It was so good that i ordered Adams gallon of QD spray arriving today. Trust me it is the best you will ever usefor you wheels. :rockon: dont buy cheap mother's or other aluminum polishes for your rims. trust me

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hope this helps. :thumbsup:

 

[Scott P]

I've never had a problem with Mother's Mag and Aluminum Polish. It's been a staple in my arsenal for 15 or more years.

 

[URDONE]

Where can I find this stuff. I willing to try both.

 

[URDONE]

Any idea on the clar bar? Are they all the same?

 

[spree]

I use Wolfgang's clay. It's pretty cheap and good.

 

[icu812]

Clay Magic clay bar get the blue as the red is a medium base
Busches Polish more shine less time not cheap but it last a loooonnnggg time and well worth it

 

[URDONE]

Can I find some of this stuff at AutoZone

 

[trance_in_miami]

if you want adams metal polsih go to www.adamspolishes.com or you can call and adam himslef will answer. He is really cool :beer: and has the best detail spray in the market. IMO :thumbsup:

 

[URDONE]

trance in miami: Got any pictures of your wheels?

 

[trance_in_miami]

I really dont. My digital cam is F**cked up. but you can go to his website and check out his instructional videos. It is a real real good product that requires NO! hard work. :thumbsup: Just use the micrifiber applicator pad and a clean detail cloth. 1( apply a little bit of the liquid into the pad and rub it on sections of the rim. 2(Oxidation will appear after you begin to rub. and then rub with a microfiber cloth. then when your done add the second polish which is the shine enhancer the same exact way. results are AMAZING! :rockon: I usually add the the metal polsih #1 on all four rims. and when im done i add the #2 with a new microfiber pad and cloth.



Hope this helps. :beer: