silverado469

haha thanks dude

so back in january I did a full paint correction with the Adams swirl and haze remover, machine polish, and machine sealant all applied by the porter cable buffer. the other day i washed the truck with adams shampoo and these are the pics i snapped of it. since the full paint correction ive clay barred the truck twice along with some mothers carnuba wax and then the second time with adams buttery wax im really impressed with adams products and how well they are holding up. also the Quick sealant has worked wonders for my polished racelines. The brake dust barely builds up on them and water spots just wash away when it comes time to wash the truck. after washing the wheels they look like this

Thanks man and I think I'll let them be for a few months and see how bad they get hopefully the quick sealant will keep them good and I can keep polishing them

Thanks man

Gotcha yeah I love that quick sealant it keeps the brake dust off so well, thanks for all the help everyone!

Very true, and yeah it was pretty satisfying even though the wheels are only about a month old haha Haha I guess they get your approval? lol Yeah they're only a month old so I spent like a half hour on them. I have to take them off and get into the tight spots. I just wanted to see how well the mp 1&2 work lol

Thanks! One more question, I'm gonna switch them out for my stock wheels during the winter and polish the racelines really good. I was thinkin about either powder coating them or painting them with a clear coat. What's your opinions on this? Should I leave them I uncoated or polish them really good and have them sealed permanently?

thanks for the compliments! and i will try the 4" pads later on down the road and i will be sure to put some more svrt on. i tried the "milk" and it works perfectly for the hard to reach spots on the tires. yes i want to get some brilliant glaze as well. used the quick sealant on them about 3 times now since i got the wheels and its been helping tremendously with reducing the brake dust

lol thanks, i just want to make sure im polishing them right. its my first set of raw aluminum wheels and want to keep up with them. might try a power ball next and see if it makes a difference. still open to opinions on how they look

so I got some of the metal polish 1 and 2 and the square blue microfiber polishing pads. I have polished them with both polishes and i feel like im not getting the full effect. I dont know if I'm doing something wrong, or just need to use a different method. just want some opinions on how the wheels look and what I should do if they don't look how they should.

Thanks! and not too far from me, i went to williamstown high Thanks:cheers: thanks! thanks! Thanks! sweet, you're about an hour away or so. Yes they are racelines, renegade 6 18x10. and thanks, its definitely different

Thanks man. Lift: rancho 4" with 9000xl adjustable shocks Wheels: raceline renegade 6 18x10 Tires: Falken Wild Peak A/T 325/60r18 (33x13) The grille is a paramount restyling grille shell that I got from stylintrucks.com

Wow, yeah I'm definitely gonna try it out on them

Damn, I didn't even notice that I'm sorry lol

i think i know where it is...and thanks man will do