Look for some advice on a set of wheels I just picked up. I got them used but they are off a '15 F150 so they are pretty new. Wheels are clear coated polished aluminum. From a distance they appear okay(pictures look much better than real life) but close up the wheels are pretty cloudy. So far I have used the following on the wheels-
1. Deep wheel clean
2. Orange polish
3. Quick sealsnt
4. Glaze
Are these imperfections I'm seeing beyond repair(beneath clear coat) or do you think it is something that can be fixed. Also I'm assuming there is no way to get more of a mirror finish because of clear coat and finish of the wheel underneath that, correct? Wheels are smooth to the touch (baggie test)
Thank you for your help!
Overall of the wheels. Look much better on camera than in person
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Hey guys,
Look for some advice on a set of wheels I just picked up. I got them used but they are off a '15 F150 so they are pretty new. Wheels are clear coated polished aluminum. From a distance they appear okay(pictures look much better than real life) but close up the wheels are pretty cloudy. So far I have used the following on the wheels-
1. Deep wheel clean
2. Orange polish
3. Quick sealsnt
4. Glaze
Are these imperfections I'm seeing beyond repair(beneath clear coat) or do you think it is something that can be fixed. Also I'm assuming there is no way to get more of a mirror finish because of clear coat and finish of the wheel underneath that, correct? Wheels are smooth to the touch (baggie test)
Thank you for your help!
Overall of the wheels. Look much better on camera than in person
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