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Hello guys, just brought some freshly chrome plated lips for my three piece wheels. I previously had polished aluminum lips which needed to be polished about once a month to look good, but would dull out really fast. How hard is it to maintain chrome lips/wheels? Do they require as much...

They are 3pc and being disassembled as we speak. Yes i have emailed them, they gave me the green light actually but was hoping someone here would maybe have hands-on experience with it on raw billet

I have these wheels on my car that I want to protect. The face and inner barrel are painted, but the outer lips are raw polished aluminum (no clearcoat). I am having issues keeping the aluminum in shiny condition because after I polish them, it will rain and leave these nasty wet spots and it...

Bought a bottle of DetailersPro tire dressing which was good, but not exactly what I'm looking for. Although it was durable lol. Im looking for a tire dressing that is black and very sheeny. I dont really like the gloss/wet look. Can anyone point me in the right direction? If anyone wants the...

Anyone use any of these products and daily the car their on with uncoated wheels? By uncoated i mean raw polished aluminum/no paint. I need something durable that really will standup to rain and prevent corrosion. I can apply every 2 months if need be.

Oh ok, I'll deff look into the wheel coating! Would it be a smart idea to look into the optimum polish and top it off with ultima paint guard plus? I have some laying around and read of some guys using it as wheel sealant. Thanks for the reply btw

Hello guys, Im looking for a wheel wax/sealant to protect my uncoated polished wheels. My wheels are 3 piece and have a coated face with uncoated polished lips. I was using Chemical Guys wheel wax which was amazing for the painted/coated part, but horrible on the polished raw aluminum. When it...

Thanks for the replies guys. Can be by hand or a drill with a mother's powerball attachment. I currently have mother's mag and aluminum polish, but i doubt that's aggressive so I'd look into what ever you guys would recommend. Can look into other drill compatible pads too if you guys know of...

Im looking for an aggressive wheel polish with some abrasives in it to polish/buff out the polished lips on my wheels. They have lots of swirls and stuff from me using quck detailers and wiping off brake dust/grime before heading to car meets or going out. What can i use? It's a very soft...

SEM paint is probably the best for dyeing leather and vinyl. Make oem color matched colors too. It also is flexible so it will not crack if used on seats and armrests.