Jgoody

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome! Thanks for the invite Shane. I am in NH but have some friends in CT so end up down that way quite a bit. Unfortunately I can't make it that weekend. Now that I've looked closer at the wheel, it seems more like pitting from the aluminum under the chrome than a chip. There's several other spots as well that are actually raised bumps on the chrome, all of then on the inside surface of the spokes. I'll see if GM will do anything under warranty. I can only imagine it will get worse as it sees more NH winters.

Hey all, been out of the detailing world for a while but just picked up a new to me silverado so got the itch again. I had heard great things about Adam's and got myself the daily driver kit along with some liquid paint sealant and a few other goodies. Did a detail over the weekend: -Washed wheels and wheel wells with third bucket -foam gunned and washed with car shampoo -pulled into garage and clayed with detail spray -washed again with shampoo -dried and applied VRT to trim -applied paint sealant I plan to follow up with h20 G&G next wash I do have a couple questions. I didn't realize detail spray had wax and I didn't strip wash before PS. Is this going to be an issue? Second I noticed a small chip on one of my chrome wheels. What's the best way to prevent this from spreading? My last truck had polished aluminum wheels and once the clear coat chipped it spread like cancer. I don't want the same thing to happen with the new truck. They are real chrome, not clear coated or chrome clad. They have a layer of PS on them currently. Will this trap in moisture and make it worse? Sorry for the long first post. Here are a few pics of the results for your patience!