quick pic of drivers front tire. ill try and post more later.

 

looks great! i'll have to try some.

 

Wow, those are shiny.

How does it apply - IE. do you just rub it on and that's it or do you have to buff it off?

I'd like to try it on my polished aluminum wheels on my Superduty.

 

you rub it on the rim like your sanding it with sandpaper and then buff wipe with a towel. i used a micro-fiber towel to remove the residue.

 

FWIW, never dull works well with a Mothers Power ball to buff the end product. Apply never dull, then remove with the power ball.

 

Use it to clean up the stock exhaust tips, works great.

 

+1...I used the Never Dull to clean the inside's of kim's Cobra wheels this past weekend & boy the look great....I use a Mother's Chrome polish for the best finish on the chrome...

 

I use never dull to get it halfway then mothers mag and alum to bring more shine out of it.

 

Dude I rember when I used on my first bike my Honda CBR900 when I was 16. The bike had been sitting more than 8 months and it florida near the ocean anything with chrome that sits is going to either get realy rusted or start bubling up from salt in the air. So I used on my Chrome wheels which went from a dark almost tarnished look to almost brand new that sht was amazing.