evo77
05-19-2015, 01:58 PM
So my wifes 2015 Grand Caravan has 17" wheels that are painted gloss black with a machined face (clear coat over the entire finish).
It appears that the dealer, during its life on the lot, washed the wheels improperly and there are some really noticable scratches in some of the inner painted surfaces.
I've tested an area using Megs Ultimate Polish by hand and was able to remove most of them (or they were hidden, LOL, I know this product contains fillers). However doing all the wheels by hand and doing multiple applications is something I would like to avoid.
Is there a tool attachment (maybe for a drill or dremel) that can be used to make the polishing a quick and easy task? Not sure if the Mothers Powerball would work considering its shape and inability to keep flat at the angle/slope. And what material would work best?
http://www.cartrucktrader.com/images.aspx/id-542152894-w-492-h-369/2015-dodge-grand-caravan-894-p7.jpg
It appears that the dealer, during its life on the lot, washed the wheels improperly and there are some really noticable scratches in some of the inner painted surfaces.
I've tested an area using Megs Ultimate Polish by hand and was able to remove most of them (or they were hidden, LOL, I know this product contains fillers). However doing all the wheels by hand and doing multiple applications is something I would like to avoid.
Is there a tool attachment (maybe for a drill or dremel) that can be used to make the polishing a quick and easy task? Not sure if the Mothers Powerball would work considering its shape and inability to keep flat at the angle/slope. And what material would work best?
http://www.cartrucktrader.com/images.aspx/id-542152894-w-492-h-369/2015-dodge-grand-caravan-894-p7.jpg