Polishing COMPLETE!
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01-12-2007 | 06:22 PM
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RE: Polishing COMPLETE!
I also posted under the "Polishing Rims" heading, but didn't get any feedback. My question is, do you have to reapply the polish from time to time, or is it a permanant finish like paint? I would just hate to strip the factory paint from my rims just to find out that a few years down the road, they start to rust or just start looking bad.
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01-13-2007 | 11:13 PM
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RE: Polishing COMPLETE!
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I also posted under the "Polishing Rims" heading, but didn't get any feedback. My question is, do you have to reapply the polish from time to time, or is it a permanant finish like paint? I would just hate to strip the factory paint from my rims just to find out that a few years down the road, they start to rust or just start looking bad.
I also posted under the "Polishing Rims" heading, but didn't get any feedback. My question is, do you have to reapply the polish from time to time, or is it a permanant finish like paint? I would just hate to strip the factory paint from my rims just to find out that a few years down the road, they start to rust or just start looking bad.
You gotta apply it from time to time, just when they get dirty from riding. Just treat them the same way you would the rims on a car. Clean them off to get rid of the dirt and what not, and apply the polish as a finishing touch to shine them up. Simple as that. And it doesn't hurt no matter how many times you apply it.
