How to remove fine scratches on a polished lip?
04-05-2005, 06:39 PM
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Lets not forget Volk wheels have a CLEAR COATED lip. Not a polished lip.
I think some wet sanding, repolishing would do good but i really wouldn't know much.
I think some wet sanding, repolishing would do good but i really wouldn't know much.
04-05-2005, 08:04 PM
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trying 3m rubbing compound II one of the most abrasive hand compound you can get at like pepboys or autozone then to swirl remover and some good chrome protectant or a coat of wax (polymer prefered)
04-07-2005, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by enhanced250
trying 3m rubbing compound II one of the most abrasive hand compound you can get at like pepboys or autozone then to swirl remover and some good chrome protectant or a coat of wax (polymer prefered)
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i wouldn't start off with anything too aggressive just in case. i would try normal polishes first then slowly work your way up to something a little stronger if the simple polishes don't work. Meguiars makes some good polishes as do other companies.
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