sorry if this is classed as a tech q, if so move i dont care, but i have bought a set of 15x7 meshies and the lip is crusty and looks shit. i want to know wat u guys recommend the best way to bring back the chrome lip
Polishing Wheels
sorry if this is classed as a tech q, if so move i dont care, but i have bought a set of 15x7 meshies and the lip is crusty and looks shit. i want to know wat u guys recommend the best way to bring back the chrome lip
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To get rid of rash, sand it smooth, but not to much of course, then to clean the other shit off, if you know how to sandblast, or know someone who can, get them to do the rims for you.. then paint to colour of choice.. Will look brand new!
Or if your cheap go to supercheap auto and buy wheel polish.. the best shit is in a Yellow tin, Works a dream..
clean the rim as much as you can...get some autosol put some elbow grease into them and they sud begin to look good. my mate spent 1 week polishing his wheels which looked alot worst then yours....jst sitting there everyday after working polishing his wheels came out so good...
Originally Posted by KE slider
yes i did fail she was 14 what u expect(shakes head)
I wouldn't recommend autosol.. to much hard work lol.. i forget the name of the shit in the yellow tin, i rate it 5048502437062035x better then autosol!
^^^^ everything has to come with hard work bro! find out what that yellow tin is called.... il do a pair with your yellow tin and a pair with autosol we'll see how they turn out
Last edited by .ady; 2nd July 2009 at 11:28 PM.
yes i did fail she was 14 what u expect
Trust me, you will be supprised how much less effort you have to use, it's like a cotton based polish.. soo good!
its called briteshine metal polish should have a pic of a jellybean rim on the lid
bunnings stocks it
+1 on this mysterious "yellow tin"
ive been using autosol for years. its fucking killer on decent chrome, but takes much goddamn time and energy when trying to restore crusty chrome/metal.
im lazy and want an easier option
* edit. was too slow typing and missed the above post. i remember that shit, i remember the jellybean rim onthe lid. lol
it used to be evil, fibreglassy semi damp cotton wool stuff yeah? if so, i stock it at work, its now in a shiny silver tin, and the jellybean is gone.
Last edited by sly1300; 2nd July 2009 at 08:43 PM.
haha alirght gumbie! il buy it and giv it ago! seems to have alot of positive feedback! but u know u cant go wrong with good old autosolbesides maybe the arm and finger cramps u get...LOL
yes i did fail she was 14 what u expect
i use the autosol stuff have tried a few other ones they didnt work as well. u do have to use a bit of elbow grease with the autosol but comes up alright after a while.
adys28- wat do u use when ur polishing with autosol?? like cloth or wat?
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