I just took a long road trip and my wheels got pretty dirty. I was away from home and wrorried that the dirty (coarse sand) would get stuck on. I went and bought a wheel brush and some Hot Wheel cleaner. I sprayed the wheels down and scrubbed the wheels with the brush. I guess I wasn't careful enough and they wheels got extremely scratched up. Very fine spiderwebbing all over the spokes. What is the best way to polish the wheels and get rid of the scratces. I hate the idea of polishing the wheels completely by hand since they are 19" rims with lots of spokes. Currently I have some SIP and Nano Polish, as well as some Zaino ZPC. Should I just start polishing them by hand and if so which polish woudl you guy suggest? Thanks.
I do have a dremel. Can that be used safely? What attachments are needed? I've never actually seen instructions on here on how to do this correctly.
Whether by hand or by some kind of tool, you'll need to get compound on them somehow. I've never used a dremel either.
Do you know what type of foam pad? Which of the polishes that I have would you suggest for the clearcoat on OEM wheels?
Use a mothers powerball ...if they are clear coat use a fine finish polish..it they are polished metal use a metal polish ....like Mothers or the NXT metal polish..both work great on uncoated metal... like I said if coated just use a fine finish polish with a powerball if it can get into the areas alright..it will clean them up Al
I agree with Al's comments on the wheels, as far as the foam I have for the dremel I will have to do some research because it has been sometime since I purchased them.
I still need a little adive on this wheel issue... Any recommendations on these dremel accessories? Which ones would you use? Again the product options to use with them would be the SIP, Nano Polish or ZPC. Thanks! Cleaning/Polishing Accessories - Tool specialist in Dremel, Proxxon,Boker,Kirschen
