diy polished stock wheels ?
DONTTTTTTTTTTT DO IT..... thats not very much help but there are tons of diys everywhere for wheel polishing. a word of advice is with the labor youll put it, youd be able to afford a nice set of wheels even if you chose to work instead of investing time in the polishing. the crevices and grooves are hard to reach
anyways with that said, powerball/ orbital buffer, aluminum polish, a da/ orbital sander and tons of sand paper ranging from 220 to 2000 grit is all you need. on top of thaty, they take a fair amount of work to maintain .
anyways with that said, powerball/ orbital buffer, aluminum polish, a da/ orbital sander and tons of sand paper ranging from 220 to 2000 grit is all you need. on top of thaty, they take a fair amount of work to maintain .
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