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They are just polished wheels. I can get closer pics if they are needed. Like i said the marks are SUPER light.

Ok, well I drove to summit yesterday and bought a new set of Prostar drag wheels for my Trans Am. They have some light very light marks on them, probably just from dirt on hands or picking them up, but I want to keep these things nice and shiny, so what should I do to them to start off on the right foot? I am getting ready to head to grabiaks to stock up on some more stuff so I wanted to post here before hand incase I need to pick up something. So what do you guys suggest to start these wheels off on the right foot and give it the best protection.

Congrats.. I love mine.

Going to bring the goat?

I buy from grabiaks all the time. I will actually be up there this week picking up some more supplies, but never was able to make it to a detail clinic. Cant wait, looking forward to learning alot.

I didnt even know about this.. im up for it

Thats what i was thinking. It will be worth it in the end. Thanks

yes i did the two bucket wash the day before and cleaned it again the next day when i went to clay bar it

When is dirty too dirty on the clay? I did half of my hood on my tbss (never been clayed before) and to me it looked wayyy too dirty to use on the other side of the hood. At this rate I will use a couple bars on it. Am I using too much clay? I just don't want to introduce any more dirt into my paint nore do I want my bar to turn into a scratch awl.