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If you want to find out if they are polished aluminum just use small amount of metal polish on them and rub it lightly with your finger. If it's polished aluminum it will turn very dark. If I introduce a new product I use it in an inconspicuous place such as the inside lip of the wheel. Rub it...

Try Carpro spotless if it looks good except for the water spots. You may have some marring from the clay that needs to be polished. You could also give an AIO a try such as XMT 360 or Klasse AIO.

Where are you at bomber? If you're near me I'll take them out for you. I'm loving Optimum's Hypercompound.

Iron X the whole thing, clay it with a nanoskin, and polish it out to the level of perfection you want. Then seal it. If you want to get really aggresive rub some goof off on it then wash it with soap and water.

That's pretty kewl Art. I wouldn't be able to keep it level.

It sounds like you need to upgrade your entire lighting system where you polish you car. A florescent light setup with T8 lights and some spot lights in addition otherwise you're going to keep running the same problem. You'll get a lot of opinions on which T8 lights such as 6500k or slightly lower.s

I used the spray compound to take out 1000 grit sanding scratches and it finished out like a polish. I didn't even use the spray polish it looked so good. I couldn't believe how quick it took out the sanding scratches and left a perfect finish. I'm trying to figure out what to use the polish on...

First find a new place to park otherwise it will just happen again. For the paint and metal, wash, iron x, clay, polish, and seal. For the plastic pieces I'd wipe it with CLR then wash and seal with Dlux or WG exterior trim sealant. Just polish or alloy rims with a metal polish.

I thought I was out and purchased more then found my other four bottles. Now I'm loaded for 10 years.

White is very forgiving and at the same time hard to get a super shine on it. A coating such as Pinnacle's Black Label or any other coating can make anything shine.

That's horrible advice for taking egg off your paint. Brake fluid on your paint? Must be a painter giving that advice.

I like this one. I use a waterless wash spritz on the damp MF towel as a lubricant sometimes depending on the LSP. Just damp with water works too. When you use this method only one drying towel is needed and it comes out pristine ... no smudges of dirt. I use a lot of the other ideas here as...

Foam dirty and dry otherwise it just slides off the wet surface.

Turn the wheels left, wash, turn the wheels right and wash. That will get your long, and short handled brush in there.

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GTechniq L1 Leather Guard if it's not discolored yet.

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