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  • "Rim-job"

  • i use a dildo stuffed into a dead cat and it works fine

  • whats the name and brand of your rims there very nice ,would like to try and get them in australia, or import them fron usa ,please let me know,zzzaggg

  • got question how much you think i should charge for polishing rims?

  • i have this exact same set of rims on my truck but they are 33 12.50 17s they are a deep set wheel and i cant get into all the hard spots, i mean the rim looks great cleaned up but i cant get into all the tight spots to make it look good by hand what kind of stuff are you useing

  • Those some nice wheels and tires. But what are you using to polish them, there is no info.

  • it's bare aluminum you don't have to worry about ruining a protective coating but, why would you dress the tire first wouldn't you want to do that after your done cleaning and polishing ???

  • makes a person get a little nigger-ish

  • I think a dremel tool works better - quick, easy, one hand, one pass - done.

  • Looks like a meticulous and gentle and safe process instead of a cheap and easy way for a quick buck.

  • dude stop i am getting blind! nice result :D

  • looks good! Ive own a detail shop and we use this technique as well and we have very happy customers!

  • you can get 4 inch buffing pads at hardware stores and the compound

  • what a crazy bastard,stay the fuc away from my wheels or u will get beaten to a bloody pulp

  • I don't believe that wheel will ever see rock rash and the poor mud tire will never see dirt. Take the wheel off so the grinder won't kick back from the lugs. I bet you would be more comfortable too.

  • Rim job, haha, trollin bye now.

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  • Que way coño¡¡¡¡

  • is that a standard buffing wheel for a stationary buffer or made for a portable grinder and who makes it?thanks

  • you can buy polish weels at truck stops and the ruge bars .compound polish i buy all my stuff at THE CROME SHOP IN WILDWOOD FLA this shop has all the crome stuff you can think of. what im useing in the video is a grinder with a weel made for polishing aluminum by bronces. weel must turn at 5000 rpms to 6000 rpms

  • @latt40 Petro truckstops have the rouge and the wheels down to 4 inch grinding motors

  • thats intense polishing, u wanna do my car next haha. looks good man maybe i should try something like that

  • He's not nuts. He knows what to use for the best finish. Bravo!

  • you must be nuts to use a hard polishing wheel on rims.

  • NO PROTECTIVE COATING LEFT NOW.....

  • some rims have clear coat on them this rim is bulet allumon raw

  • look

  • polisher

  • hello i have an 88 chevy single cab i have the 15 inch stocks i want to polish them where can i buy a cream etc ? walmart

  • local auto paint store

  • i use a ruge bar red blue white  red is corse blue med white is the fine

  • You can get decent stuff from most truck dealerships and truck stops (I mean truck as in semi, big rig, 18 wheeler). We go ape shit over shiny surfaces. Travel Centres of America sells the green and white compounds for about $7 right now in the US.

  • thanxs

  • @stoparret seen bums at truckstops with a roll of paper towels and a spray bottle asking if the can polish my tanks and wheels....lol

  • Stripper - not striper.

  • thanks latt

  • Very well done...Thanks for taking the time to show others how it's really done.

  • Hey what size rims are those? 16's or 17's? Ion 158 Polished right?

  • 15//

  • nice job brother.I polish transports but I want to get into pick - ups and car rims,do you know how to get the clear coat off, the rim first,and how to get pits out?

  • remove clear coat with aircraft striper spray it on the clear will com off.the pits can be sanded with 400grit with a da sander.after the 400 go to 320 so on till you can't see it then you are

  • air craft striper in the can will take the clear off.sand the pitts with a da sander with 220.thin buff

  • I know all about kickback I own a 15 amp Makita. Where do you get your polishing pads and what kind are they?

  • im useing a buffing ring with a benchgrinder. run betwean 4500 6000 rpm im all so useing a red ruge bar compound. the kickback can hurt you so bewere of it watch the video you can see the buffer kickback when the pad is dry

  • what drill? how many rpm?

  • could you tell me what kind of round bit are you using and the name of it, thanks

  • mothers power ball has nothing on me

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