runnerboy97

i just picked up a set of M/T classic2 rims, used. not long ago the seller said he wet sanded them to get all the oxidation off, now they have a dull satin finish. i would like to restore the poished shine they should have. I spent about an hour yesterday with a powerball and some mothers aluminum poilsh, and no change. any tips on getting back the shine, beside hours of rubbing?

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1997 4runner,lifted, locked, dash and grille mounted red LED lights, its my DD
1988 4runner, SAS, dual lockers, dual cases, longfields, 36's, and lots more.

dirtoyboy

It was probably the clearcoat finish that he sanded off

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Low down and durrrrrrrty Rock stacking Web Wheeler.


Locked, lifted, trussed, SASsed, triangulated, dual cased, shaved, armored, gusseted, hydro'd, blacked out, crapped out, mashed up, merderrrrrd out and ready to hit the mall!

It's a Jaap thing....You wouldnt understand

runnerboy97

i didnt think the classic2's were clearcoated. but i could be wrong.

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1997 4runner,lifted, locked, dash and grille mounted red LED lights, its my DD
1988 4runner, SAS, dual lockers, dual cases, longfields, 36's, and lots more.

Buhundred

I thought the way to remve ovidation on wheels were to polish them because ive seen that meguiars wheel polish removes oxidation but you just work the product in.

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'96 Toyota 4runner

Bone Stock, 96,200 miles. Its my dads, I can't even drive but I keep it nice & clean.