My dad bought me a can of nevr dull for my wheels, but im a little skeptical on using it on the wheels. Has anyone used this product on thier stock fat fives or wheels in general? I also thought of cleaning my SS header with it, will the product do any damage to the SS header?

 

Just use soap, works just fine

 

does it come in a silver/chrome tin about 3 inches in diameter and is cotton soaked with the polish? if it is, i've used it before on my "fat 5" gsr wheels and been happy with the results, no complaints from me. I never saw any ill effect resultant of using it. And my roomate used it on his C2's without a problem either.

 

yeah, its the stuff in the can, thx for the responses. I know soap/water works fine, but i want a polish. Im trying to polish off some minor curb rash.

 

never dull is old school

used to use it on my bike

i love the smell of it

i dont know if it will polish your wheels or not, i'd imagine youd have to sand them to make them look polished

sand and then never dull, but im not sure

 

well i always had issues with water spots on my "fat 5" gsr wheels after washing, so it always pissed me off... and it always took a good amount of pressure with dry cloth or something similar to make them go away. HOwever, i found that the nevr dull was a good alternative and gave a little more shine to them. Of course they aren't gonna be chrome, but nonetheless, i was pleased with the outcome...

come to think of it... i think i need to restock.

 

alright, i just needed to make sure the wont be damaged. Does anyone know of a place that can buff up my wheels and get rid of some of the curb marks and whatnot?

 

nevr dull is awsome stuff. I have a can thats probably 30 years old, but it still works awsome. I use it on all the chrome bits and pieces of the car. It takes rust off awsome too,

 

What i would do is go to a large local dealership. Then ask one of the service advisors or parts managers to recommend wheel repairs. From my experience at working at the dealerships, i've found that the local mobile wheel repair outfits are surprisingly apt at their duties and more than reasonable in pricing. Otherwise, they wouldn't be outsourced to by dealerships. I've seen some here in so cal that were able to make some noticeably curbed wheels come out like new.

 

awesome, thx for the great replies

 

ur welcome. glad i could help.

-Eric

 

it works good for me well "US" in the army. we always use it to clean our shower heads, sinks etc... sorry that totally didnt answer ur question

 

Does that stuff remove scratches from glass surfaces?

 

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nevr dull is a metal polish, so no i don't think it would.

 

You can use it on headlights that look dull/blemished on the outside. I used it on my integra headlights, and it made them look much clearer.

 

We use never dull at my work to polish customers wheels. It helps get us tips.

 

if ur gonna use them on headlamps, which i also do... its better to use it last. first you have to remove all the yellowing with some rubbing compound. to make it clear, then use the nevr dull to make it shine.