[Fourstar07]

I can get a killer deal on these 22'' 330's but they have been sitting in a barn for a while now, covered in spider webs, dust, the chrome feels like it has rough water stains...(there's no pits in the chrome and no scratches that i can tell)
How would you guys clean these up, tools, polishes, etc. lemme know!

(oh and killer deal 300$, some one was gonna ask) :favorites37:

 

[billnewl]

400 grit :crazy:

 

[Timmy]

try a clay bar and then use a wax or wheel sealant.

 

[billnewl]

Royal Blue imo (I stand by this stuff. It would wipe my sticky ass chain lube right off of my rocket wheels.)

Carnuwax (Never used it, but looks like good stuff too)

 

[BlkSlvrdo129]

First of all, the lips aren't chrome, they're polished. So if you use a cleaner on them, make sure it's non-acidic.

Always start with the mildest media that will get the job done. Spray with water, let a wheel cleaner dwell on it for a few minutes, spray off, then wash with car soap and water IMO. Then reassess.

You'll definitely need an aluminum polish for the lips when you're done.

Good luck!

 

[billnewl]

Royal Blue can be used on clear coats, plastic, chrome, aluminum, etc., etc., etc. :read:

 

[DylanVK]

Soap and water cleaning to start.

Clay to remove any bonded contamination.

Follow up with metal polish (#1 and #2 if using our stuff)

Then finish with a wax or sealant and they should be good to go.

Nothing on the lip appears to be so bad that clay and polishing won't correct it.

 

[Chris.]

sandblast

powdercoat solid black

jack off on neighbors dog

finish like a boss

 

[Fourstar07]

sandblast

powdercoat solid black

jack off on neighbors dog

finish like a boss

funny you mention the neighbors dog...that mother fucker yelps all night, i hate that dog.

thanks for the help guys!

and Dylan, they turned out good!

 

[BOO5TED]

What, no pics of how good they turned out?

:yuno: post pics???