Best way to clean the original Lexus Chrome wheels
12-14-02, 10:40 AM
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Best way to clean the original Lexus Chrome wheels
My existing 17" chrome wheels of my GS300 do not shine.
What is the best way to clean them?
Use metal polish?
Or paint restorer, paint cleaners?
I heard that many wheels are painted and some people them me that they expect that the Lexus wheels are chrome painted.
What is the best way to clean them?
Use metal polish?
Or paint restorer, paint cleaners?
I heard that many wheels are painted and some people them me that they expect that the Lexus wheels are chrome painted.
12-14-02, 08:51 PM
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making rims shine
They say that you can put a coat of wax on them and it will give it a shine. And they have something (forgot the name of it thou) At any auto store. It is a silver and black can it's like a polish and it works great
12-16-02, 11:27 PM
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It is a silver and black can it's like a polish and it works great .
Your talking about Never-Dull. It does work but it will take alot of work. It comes out the can like wet cotton candy. You wipe it on your wheels in a circle motion, let dry and then wipe it off with a clean rag (terry cloth)
To much work really I would just buy Eagle One spray one. That stuff really works.
Your talking about Never-Dull. It does work but it will take alot of work. It comes out the can like wet cotton candy. You wipe it on your wheels in a circle motion, let dry and then wipe it off with a clean rag (terry cloth)
To much work really I would just buy Eagle One spray one. That stuff really works.
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