Can these polished wheels be brought back 100%?

[purplenurple]

Im thinking of picking up these used CCW 19s for my GTO, but they have some scratches it seems and also looks like some "micro-marring" from improper washing/polishing I presume.

Heres the pics:

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r314/lsx52/ccws/IMG_0594.jpg?t=1200696165

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r314/lsx52/ccws/IMG_0593.jpg?t=1200696190

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r314/lsx52/ccws/IMG_0572.jpg

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r314/lsx52/ccws/IMG_0564.jpg

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r314/lsx52/ccws/IMG_0561.jpg

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r314/lsx52/IMG_0554-1.jpg



I know that the pics suck, but I cant help that...



Thanks

[bar_tiger]

I think the Mothers Power Ball Mini would work well on those.

[purplenurple]

Yea thats what I was thinking as well but Im not sure about the scratch in the 2nd to last picture...

[imported_never gone]

I tried using the polishing ball on some rims and it didn`t do squat, I was very disappointed.

[SShine]

use a better compound/polish.

[purplenurple]

Me or the G35 guy?

[jimmie jam]

use a better compound/polish.



i agree. :think2

[SShine]

Me or the G35 guy?



you. ive brought some rough looking wheels back to a chrome like finish

[jesselyons2002]

Yea thats what I was thinking as well but Im not sure about the scratch in the 2nd to last picture...



You can try the yellow powerball to see if you can remove the scratch. I myself use a red powerball to restore my 19 OEM chrome rims when I bought them.

[imported_Grouse]

These set of rims were far worse



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[imported_smprince1]

If they are really "scratches" that you can catch a finger nail on I would think it would be VERY difficult to remove with conventional detailing methods, if not impossible. If it`s surface marring I would think you could correct that. :nixweiss



Good luck.

[mblgjr]

Mother`s Powerball and PowerMetal to start with; that will get the BIG stuff and get a good general shine to them.



Go back with Adam`s Metal Polish combo 1 and 2; the stuff is GREAT and warrants every good praise it gets. Really the best you can do without breaking out a bench grinder; buffing wheel and rouge starting from scratch.