svt93style

Just wanted to let you know about the results I had today.

I took Eagle one "never dull" (kind of like a steel wool of sorts but made out cotton/paper)
and then buffed the wheel with a cloth...was a bit worried at first b/c they were kind of cloudy.

Then I took my Meguires quick wax and sprayed it on the rims and let it set for a moment and buffed with a paper towel.

Wow...these babies are shinny!

I say dont use the the terri cloth on the first buff...go with a paper towel.

thewarmachine

I learned long ago that when polishing up aluminum moldings or appliances it's best to use a paper towel because it really makes it shine.

fosman77

Are you taking about the wheels with the clearcoat on them?

TPony

And where are the pics?

StickShifty

never heard of the paper towel trick. gatta look into that.

Johnboy7701

I was hesitent about using the eagle 1 never dull figured it might scratch the rim... thanks for clearing that up...

svt93style

Sorry no pics no camera, no scratches here...and I am not sure if they are clear coated or not...maybe?

When use the Eagle one I put it on light...plus it doesn't have a coarse texture kind of glides across the surface...real oily.

Flatline1980

cool.. have to remember that.. thanks

svt93style

Just an addition to the thread, I use the quick wax on the side mirrors and the big piece of plastic under the wipers....looks great real dark again just buffed it...did the job.

Audioi

I thought all of the polished 18's were clear-coated? I know mine are!