How to Polish Aluminum Rims by DC SuperShine
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@jkyu55 sent you a PM... thanks for watching!
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great job, good vid. Can you tell me about the pad you used? I have the exact grinder, been doing it by hand and a palm sander. My email address is rchapa1992 at yahoo.. thanks for your time and keep up the great work!
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@Mcr444 depends on where you're from... if you're from the south with no winters much longer... lol up here in Ontario Canada it will last 3-4 months with no maintenance... if you're a guy that takes care of your truck and washes it weekly and rubs it every so often it can last 2 years. I've had customers enter truck shows well over after a year of us polishing it, still looking like the day we polished it! but he took care of it every single weekend.
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Hey, good job! Typically how long would this last on a vehicle that's being daily driven?
Do you recommend using an acid wash first to clean the wheel? If so, what type of acid? I'm polishing rims that are loose and dismounted.
matts4290 1 week ago
@matts4290 I don't use acid... but a good product that i've tried before is "Zep A-lume"
hope this helps
DCSuperShine 2 days ago
i was wondering. how many times can you cut the chrome this way?
ahillbilly76 3 weeks ago
@ahillbilly76 Lot`s I have customers for over 10 years, that I do their trucks twice a year!
unlesss you`re sanding out huge pits or scratches you`re good to go! Thanks for watching
DCSuperShine 3 weeks ago
Dennis would it be a good idea to use this same process on the tanks and the grill
bigrob18772 1 month ago
@bigrob18772 yes you can use the sos instead of sand paper to a certain extent, if the aluminum if only dirty/oxidized it will work fairly well. but if it's pitted from road grim and dirt sanding is a must to remove the imperfections. hope this helps and good luck!
thanks for watching
DCSuperShine 1 month ago