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I just went out and double checked. Definitely chrome. You can see aluminum (or alloy?)underneath the chrome plating and there's no seams anywhere

Kirk I appreciate the link. Problem is my rims are chrome not polished. I'm not sure I can do this at home and make it an invisible repair.:dunno:

That doesn't seem too bad. I found a new one for about $350

So I just effed up my previously perfect rim on my Silverado. To what extent can this be repaired? Any idea what a pro would charge? Shared album - Supergus1 - Google Photos

I was hoping to start with something less aggressive but is there a glass polish that's a relatively fine compound?

I recently bought a low mileage 2018 Silverado truck from a dealership, and a couple of weeks later I had a detailing shop coat the paint with Optimum Paint Guard, which came out great. When I picked the truck up I noticed some kind of coating on the windshield. It looks like an oily film; I...

Well thats settled! Thanks y'all!

My truck is coated with Optimum Paint Guard and I use either Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax, Optimum Car Wash, or Optimum Instant Detailer. What MF towels would be my best choice?

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Hey y'all thanks a bunch. I feel better! Another question: I have a 2021 Ford Ranger with a grill that Satan himself designed. How would y'all dress this after cleaning? Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk

I've been using HD (pre diluted )for a little while now. I use it on the wheel wells of my truck by spraying on a mf towel and wiping on. The issue is that there are so many crevices in the wheel wells that its hard to get complete coverage. I tried spraying directly on to the surface but...

Guz/ Bobby, I appreciate the suggestion; I'll go ahead and pick up some Opti Seal. Thanks

+1 I finally got on the rinseless train and I'll never go back to a traditional wash/dry process. I had my paint coated with Opti Seal and I just use Optimum No Rinse Wash&Wax. Everytime I use ONRWW it adds a layer of Carnuba Wax.

I'm no pro detailer but I've had great luck with Meg's Water Spot Remover (A3714) without having to polish after.

I bought a new Ford Ranger a couple of months ago, and immediately noticed water spots and (possibly) rail dust or some other gunk on the paint. So I took it to a pro detailer and had him decontaminate and polish the paint, and he also used (IIRC) Opti Seal. Came out great! Sorry no...

That was my first thought too. But I understand that sometimes companies use more than one domain name to lead web traffic to their different product lines but never all leading to the exact same website.

I'm trying to do some research on a company that recently contacted me to see if they are legit. Long story short- I found three different domain names that all lead to the exact same website. is this a red flag or is this fairly common?

I have a feeling that's what mine is. Since both doors on the driver's side have the OP between the upper and lower body lines but not the fender or bed side I think it may have been sideswiped or something similar. I'll look into the denim pads. Thanks.

Thanks Matt, I'd appreciate it.