Help with iForged "lip" cleaning pic inside

[thebmwM]

I'm trying to figure out what do to the lips are all looking a little dull trying to find out what type of polish to use. I have used some MetalWax from Collinite in the past awesome stuff just trying to be careful ,don't want to damage the wheel. I tried my mothers powerball I think she had a few birthdays under her belt so as soon as I used it was toast the foam flew everywhere.


Here is the lip I'm trying to clean

[amy5732]

killr this question is for you!

[thebmwM]

found some Menzerna Polishing Cream Metal Polish under BOGO anyone used it might have to try it have yet to be disappointed by a menzerna product

[Nick-Benz]

Are the wheels just polished or clear coated? Can't tell from the pic. If polished go with a metal polish. If clear coated go with a paint cleaner(something similar to what you would use on your paint). Hope this helps.

[killrwheels@autogeek]

I have Iforged High Polished Wheels and have used numerous polishes and tools in the quest to keep them new. To date I suggest English Polishes Custom Blend or Big Dogs Metal polishes and this tool.

Lake Country Wool Ball Polishing Balls polish metals, plastics, fiberglass, and more just like a wool pad. Polish wheels, polish metal, wool polish

Our Wolfgang Metalwerks polishes are nice also, if you are looking for a one stop visit.

[thebmwM]

Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek

I have Iforged High Polished Wheels and have used numerous polishes and tools in the quest to keep them new. To date I suggest English Polishes Custom Blend or Big Dogs Metal polishes and this tool.

Lake Country Wool Ball Polishing Balls polish metals, plastics, fiberglass, and more just like a wool pad. Polish wheels, polish metal, wool polish

Our Wolfgang Metalwerks polishes are nice also, if you are looking for a one stop visit.

its has some scratches(spider scratches) in the lip will this product remove them or hid them(Custom Blend)

[thebmwM]

killr?

[Emile]

I used my Mothers PowerMetal Aluminum over the week-end with my PowerBall and it worked very nicely on my wheels. Maybe give that Wool ball a try, that you were linked to. It looks like it would suit your deep dish wheels a lot better.

[killrwheels@autogeek]

Originally Posted by thebmwM

its has some scratches(spider scratches) in the lip will this product remove them or hid them(Custom Blend)

they make a harsher polish that should be used first in cases of swirls and scratches then moving to custom polish. Get a couple heads then for each polish. If deep scratches they can be reduced but hard to remove.

[thebmwM]

Alrighty I will try them out killr , will post up as soon as results are in.


this is what the scratches look like

http://www.e90post.com/forums/attach...1&d=1220928797