Over winter I bought my last two wheels to polish up, did my first 2 last fall/winter. Throughout sanding these I have been seeing some discoloration areas on the wheel. When I got to 1500 grit it was pretty apparent that it wasn't getting removed. I proceeded to remove a spoke back to 80 grit until most of what I was seeing was gone. Sanded back up to 1500 grit and the discoloration was still there. See the pictures, I need some suggestions on what to do. I have about 8-10 hours into these things, would hate for them to not be able to polish up to a nice shine.
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Over winter I bought my last two wheels to polish up, did my first 2 last fall/winter. Throughout sanding these I have been seeing some discoloration areas on the wheel. When I got to 1500 grit it was pretty apparent that it wasn't getting removed. I proceeded to remove a spoke back to 80 grit until most of what I was seeing was gone. Sanded back up to 1500 grit and the discoloration was still there. See the pictures, I need some suggestions on what to do. I have about 8-10 hours into these things, would hate for them to not be able to polish up to a nice shine.
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