Blue magic....get it at autozone for around 10 bucks. Polish it with a power drill till it turns black, then wipe off with a cotton t shirt.
I polished an entire Airstream trailer with that stuff and it is amazing.
Use a power drill and the little buffer wheels that come with most polishing kits and you will be amazed.
Most truck stops have a guy that polishes and more importantly "seals" aluminum wheels and trim.
If you're lucky he's a little crack head that'll do it for next to nothing. That may sound a little harsh but I've hit up a number of truck stops and it seems like every time it's a squirrely looking little Feller that I wouldn't trust to leave my vehicle with but every time does a great job on the wheels
dude, those results are amazing....
What sealer can you use ?
I'm going to be laughing for a couple of days on the "squirrely looking little Feller" comment. There's a few of those SLLFs around my neighborhood....
Blue magic....get it at autozone for around 10 bucks. Polish it with a power drill till it turns black, then wipe off with a cotton t shirt.
I polished an entire Airstream trailer with that stuff and it is amazing.
Use a power drill and the little buffer wheels that come with most polishing kits and you will be amazed.
Beautiful Airstream....
Blue magic....get it at autozone for around 10 bucks. Polish it with a power drill till it turns black, then wipe off with a cotton t shirt.
I polished an entire Airstream trailer with that stuff and it is amazing.
Use a power drill and the little buffer wheels that come with most polishing kits and you will be amazed.