CLEANING ITP ALUMINUM RIMS???
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CLEANING ITP ALUMINUM RIMS???
There is no real motion to use, just go everywhere. I use soft rags, one for applying it, and one for taking it off. Just do it in small sections and apply until the area you are polishing turns a blackish color. When i do it i push so hard my fingers cramp and are sore. My stuff always looks great though.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
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CLEANING ITP ALUMINUM RIMS???
Originally posted by: cr125predator
There is no real motion to use, just go everywhere. I use soft rags, one for applying it, and one for taking it off. Just do it in small sections and apply until the area you are polishing turns a blackish color. When i do it i push so hard my fingers cramp and are sore. My stuff always looks great though.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
There is no real motion to use, just go everywhere. I use soft rags, one for applying it, and one for taking it off. Just do it in small sections and apply until the area you are polishing turns a blackish color. When i do it i push so hard my fingers cramp and are sore. My stuff always looks great though.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
but they look wicked awesome
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