we all have tried brands from mothers, meguiars, etc.; to polish up parts that are stainless steel, chrome, aluminum, anything that deserves to shine.
here's what happened:
a couple weeks ago, NY had a light snow flurry in which i had left my car outside of the garage. the following day, i decided to rinse of the wheels and noticed that the polished lip was not polished no more. i tried mothers, brookly ball buster.. and nothing worked. the lip of the wheels looked as if the residue had etched into it. anyways, i went crazy not knowing what to do and after receiving some tips from oneoffaccord and TypeG (thanx fellaz) i decided to do some research of my own.
i found a brand called English Customs. for some reason, their site still exsists, but when i tried calling them, the number was not in service
so i found an online shop www.topoftheline.com
that sells their products. i ended up buying the Metal Polish & Restorer and the Custom Show Blend.
the metal restorer fixed my problem(s) and literally brought out the grime in all the other parts i polished out. and i topped it off using the Custom Show Blend to give it that final shine.
*note: i did not use any mechanical tools to buff the polish out. it was done by hand with an old 100% cotton tee. i could just imagine how it would look if i had the buffing tools TypeG uses
here's what happened:
a couple weeks ago, NY had a light snow flurry in which i had left my car outside of the garage. the following day, i decided to rinse of the wheels and noticed that the polished lip was not polished no more. i tried mothers, brookly ball buster.. and nothing worked. the lip of the wheels looked as if the residue had etched into it. anyways, i went crazy not knowing what to do and after receiving some tips from oneoffaccord and TypeG (thanx fellaz) i decided to do some research of my own.
i found a brand called English Customs. for some reason, their site still exsists, but when i tried calling them, the number was not in service
so i found an online shop www.topoftheline.com
that sells their products. i ended up buying the Metal Polish & Restorer and the Custom Show Blend.
the metal restorer fixed my problem(s) and literally brought out the grime in all the other parts i polished out. and i topped it off using the Custom Show Blend to give it that final shine.
*note: i did not use any mechanical tools to buff the polish out. it was done by hand with an old 100% cotton tee. i could just imagine how it would look if i had the buffing tools TypeG uses
once i have my rims on ill be using this. also why are you still with rims in the winter?
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