E46 M3 Wheel polishing
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I had mine refurbed to polished finish 18 months ago. They couldn't be diamond cut as too much metal had already been removed on previous refurbs.
I saw the wheels whilst in the process to being polished and they looked fantastic, but when I got them back finished with a coat of lacquer on they looked dull & disappointing.
So I recently removed the lacquer with nitromors, polished them with a well known automotive metal polish that I can't spell and sealed them with Collinite wax. They now look better than when newly diamond cut, really shiney & reflective - I can't stop looking at them now!!
I've had no problem with tarnishing, I wash the dirt off once a week (it's no chore now) and re-wax once every month or so.
I saw the wheels whilst in the process to being polished and they looked fantastic, but when I got them back finished with a coat of lacquer on they looked dull & disappointing.
So I recently removed the lacquer with nitromors, polished them with a well known automotive metal polish that I can't spell and sealed them with Collinite wax. They now look better than when newly diamond cut, really shiney & reflective - I can't stop looking at them now!!
I've had no problem with tarnishing, I wash the dirt off once a week (it's no chore now) and re-wax once every month or so.
Pete signman said:
I had mine refurbed to polished finish 18 months ago. They couldn't be diamond cut as too much metal had already been removed on previous refurbs.
I saw the wheels whilst in the process to being polished and they looked fantastic, but when I got them back finished with a coat of lacquer on they looked dull & disappointing.
So I recently removed the lacquer with nitromors, polished them with a well known automotive metal polish that I can't spell and sealed them with Collinite wax. They now look better than when newly diamond cut, really shiney & reflective - I can't stop looking at them now!!
I've had no problem with tarnishing, I wash the dirt off once a week (it's no chore now) and re-wax once every month or so.
Wait for the salt to attack!I saw the wheels whilst in the process to being polished and they looked fantastic, but when I got them back finished with a coat of lacquer on they looked dull & disappointing.
So I recently removed the lacquer with nitromors, polished them with a well known automotive metal polish that I can't spell and sealed them with Collinite wax. They now look better than when newly diamond cut, really shiney & reflective - I can't stop looking at them now!!
I've had no problem with tarnishing, I wash the dirt off once a week (it's no chore now) and re-wax once every month or so.
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