Chrome Wheels...wax?

Matt94GT · Apr 2, 2006

haha im just playin man only reason I knew is becuase I know someone with those wheels heh.

ALITL8 · Apr 2, 2006

Chip needs to try Flitz!!! ;D

Joe5.0 · Apr 6, 2006

Would Flitz work good on a polished aluminum wheel lip with chrome spokes? My TTII's have some brake dust/stains etched into the lip, but the chrome spokes are spot-free. I have tried the mothers billet polish, and while it helps it doesnt get all of it out. :help2:

ALITL8 · Apr 6, 2006

Joe5.0 said:
Would Flitz work good on a polished aluminum wheel lip with chrome spokes? My TTII's have some brake dust/stains etched into the lip, but the chrome spokes are spot-free. I have tried the mothers billet polish, and while it helps it doesnt get all of it out. :help2:

it should but without seeing the damage to your wheels i cant guarantee anything. if all else fails use the Flitz with a dremel and some polishing bits. ive had incredible results using that method :thumb:

post some pics if you have them.

94gtstang50 · Apr 6, 2006

Just bought a 2lb can of Flitz off of ebay, have a bunch of stuff that needs some luvin.

ALITL8 · Apr 7, 2006

94GTSTANG50 said:
Just bought a 2lb can of Flitz off of ebay, have a bunch of stuff that needs some luvin.

its the shit, let me know what you think!

94gtstang50 · Apr 7, 2006

So can you use it hoses and plastic?

Black95gt · Apr 7, 2006

Im buying some of this stuff, looks awesome

ALITL8 · Apr 10, 2006

94GTSTANG50 said:
So can you use it hoses and plastic?

plastic yes, rubber no. if you want to know what it works on, check out http://www.flitz.com. FYI: i wouldnt buy anything from the official web site... go to ebay for the best price :thumb:

Joe5.0 · Apr 11, 2006

This is what the damage on my wheels look like. Basically when it rains water collects on the lip, if there is any dirt/brake dust and the water dries it leaves marks like this. It is embedded into the wheel, and I cannot feel anything when I drag my fingernail across it. When I break out the Mothers Billet polish every m onth or so it gets rid of 80% of it, but there is still some that WILL NOT come out.

You think this stuff will work?

Matt94GT · Apr 11, 2006

That should buff out with a good polish, by the sounds of it this stuff works well so I think yes it will work. You can get "samples" on ebay for like $5.99 free shipping if you dont wanna spend the money on a bunch.

ALITL8 · Apr 12, 2006

it may take more than one application but in most cases it works first time. do like Matt said and grab a sample. IMO its the best and easiest to work with metal polish on the market.