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My alloys are (someone said pitted) I have tried wet & dry 600 but doesn't seem to work, anyone got any simple ideas to getting them back to some sort of normality??
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Polished alloy wheels are nor
Polished alloy wheels are normally coated in a thin clear coating to protect their appearance from new. This coating eventually breaks down, allowing oxidation of the metal. You may find through enquiries with tyre and wheel shops, a specialist who does custom polishing. They will actually remove the remaining coating, and using a buffing machine, and gradually finer rouge, polish anything alloy to as high a finish as you like. The only downside is they then need constant work to keep their appearance. You CAN do it yourself, with a bit of care and effort. An electric screwdriver/ drill can be made to do the job.
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