Best car wash for polished wheels
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RE: Best car wash for polished wheels
You won't hurt polished wheels if they are not coated. Just use Mother's, or other grittyaluminum polishesand polish them every couple of weeks or depending if you drove in rain or not. When they become stained or cloudy polish them again. Washing them will only keep dust and dirt of, but hard water stains them.
If they are coated then I dunno but if you scrub a curb and the coating wears water becomes trapped and starts to corrode.
If they are coated then I dunno but if you scrub a curb and the coating wears water becomes trapped and starts to corrode.
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RE: Best car wash for polished wheels
I use Turtle Wax F21 cleaner on mine. Its one of the only cleaners out there that advertises that it uses "No Acid". I shoot it on wet wheels and let it soak for a min, then get a rag and buff it in a bit then wash it off. Then I shoot it on again after that, let it sit and do another rinse. Then I take a clean non-abrasive rag and dry them up. After that they shine like white gold.
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RE: Best car wash for polished wheels
ORIGINAL: CoolAid
I use Turtle Wax F21 cleaner on mine. Its one of the only cleaners out there that advertises that it uses "No Acid". I shoot it on wet wheels and let it soak for a min, then get a rag and buff it in a bit then wash it off. Then I shoot it on again after that, let it sit and do another rinse. Then I take a clean non-abrasive rag and dry them up. After that they shine like white gold.
I use Turtle Wax F21 cleaner on mine. Its one of the only cleaners out there that advertises that it uses "No Acid". I shoot it on wet wheels and let it soak for a min, then get a rag and buff it in a bit then wash it off. Then I shoot it on again after that, let it sit and do another rinse. Then I take a clean non-abrasive rag and dry them up. After that they shine like white gold.
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RE: Best car wash for polished wheels
ORIGINAL: vic971
I use acid when i detail cars, and chrome comes out looking new.
I use acid when i detail cars, and chrome comes out looking new.
#8
RE: Best car wash for polished wheels
ORIGINAL: Furinox
Aren't your wheels chrome?
ORIGINAL: CoolAid
I use Turtle Wax F21 cleaner on mine. Its one of the only cleaners out there that advertises that it uses "No Acid". I shoot it on wet wheels and let it soak for a min, then get a rag and buff it in a bit then wash it off. Then I shoot it on again after that, let it sit and do another rinse. Then I take a clean non-abrasive rag and dry them up. After that they shine like white gold.
I use Turtle Wax F21 cleaner on mine. Its one of the only cleaners out there that advertises that it uses "No Acid". I shoot it on wet wheels and let it soak for a min, then get a rag and buff it in a bit then wash it off. Then I shoot it on again after that, let it sit and do another rinse. Then I take a clean non-abrasive rag and dry them up. After that they shine like white gold.
#9
RE: Best car wash for polished wheels
ORIGINAL: CoolAid
'03-'04 Premium wheels are Bright Polished Aluminum.
ORIGINAL: Furinox
Aren't your wheels chrome?
ORIGINAL: CoolAid
I use Turtle Wax F21 cleaner on mine. Its one of the only cleaners out there that advertises that it uses "No Acid". I shoot it on wet wheels and let it soak for a min, then get a rag and buff it in a bit then wash it off. Then I shoot it on again after that, let it sit and do another rinse. Then I take a clean non-abrasive rag and dry them up. After that they shine like white gold.
I use Turtle Wax F21 cleaner on mine. Its one of the only cleaners out there that advertises that it uses "No Acid". I shoot it on wet wheels and let it soak for a min, then get a rag and buff it in a bit then wash it off. Then I shoot it on again after that, let it sit and do another rinse. Then I take a clean non-abrasive rag and dry them up. After that they shine like white gold.
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