HOW TO GET RID OF THESE MARKS ON MY RIMS
Yup. Definitely scratches. If you used steel wool to clean your rims... well, lesson learned.
Scratches can be in an outer clearcoat, or in the metal itself. I'm guessing you would need different products, depending on what exactly is scratched. If it's in the clearcoat, you could try using something slightly abrasive like a swirl remover or more abrasive like a rubbing compound, but that's just a guess. Any time you're using abrasive products, your best bet is to try the mildest and least abrasive first, and use progressively more abrasive products until the problem is gone, then go back through from roughest to finest.
Scratches can be in an outer clearcoat, or in the metal itself. I'm guessing you would need different products, depending on what exactly is scratched. If it's in the clearcoat, you could try using something slightly abrasive like a swirl remover or more abrasive like a rubbing compound, but that's just a guess. Any time you're using abrasive products, your best bet is to try the mildest and least abrasive first, and use progressively more abrasive products until the problem is gone, then go back through from roughest to finest.
Originally Posted by toyomatt84
Those look like scratches, and you would need some wheel polish to get rid of them.
PS. Your "CAPS LOCK" is on, you might want to turn it off.
PS. Your "CAPS LOCK" is on, you might want to turn it off.
Originally Posted by ejLday
he's gonna need more than polish. Try searching for How to polish wheels, there is a whole write up, and if you want to restore that wheel I would recommend looking into it.
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