White_Snake

iTrader: (7)

thanks :4:

NXGHOST

You can use your favorite paint care products on a coated wheel like yours. Do not use Metal products. Poorboys wheel sealant is great, it will repel brake dust and keep the wheel cleaner longer.

Chris Pace
eShine Canada
www.eShine.ca

White_Snake

iTrader: (7)

i just double checked, i was using mothers chrome polish...
i should not use it? :2:

NXGHOST

My 96 Cobra came with the same wheels in your signature and they were clear coated. Do not use metal polishes on clear coated wheels.

Chris Pace
eShine Canada
www.eShine.ca

White_Snake

iTrader: (7)

aww, i dont have those rims any more, i bought some cobra R replica's :thumb1:

NXGHOST

LOL! I missed that part! Ok, disregard all my other stuff from my testimony! As far as metal polishes go on new wheels use something abrasive free. Most metal polishes are. From there you still use a wheels sealant to keep the whhels protected longer and repel the brake dust. I personally use Wenol Blue because Even on chrome-like polished metals it does not scuff. I had problems with other products especially Nevr-Dull actually scuffing the metals. Just do a small test spot on a blank CD and look at it in the light, it it scuffed it you will see it clear as day, I do the same test on paintcare products, especially Microfiber towels.

Stang Illusions 5.0L

iTrader: (10)

Wonder were that pic was taken lol, Id just use mothers.

White_Snake

iTrader: (7)

i just drove by your place, but you was not out cleaning the car... :
clean that dirty thing!
i was going to give you your cards...id be embarased to hand out cards driving that thing :teeth:


J/K buddy~ :thumb1:

Stang Illusions 5.0L

iTrader: (10)

Lol easy warren ha ha ha you going to be around tonight?

StealthGT

iTrader: (2)

someone wanna clean my car...need to get the rubber off the back bumper from my first and 2nd ever burnout!!...what great fun!!!!