Best polish and method to clean ccw’s

[Mpoitrast87]

Took my wheels apart to get powdercoated and figured it would be a good time to get in there and polish the lips. I’ve used mothers mag polish and flitz polish started both by hand and didn’t get good results so then I used a drill and got the same results. After polishing the lips are very hazy and dull Almost like polish is still on there. Also leaves a ton of fine scratches which supposedly the flitz polish gets rid of. Is there a better method or am I doing it wrong? Lol.

 

[Skitzerman]

I use White Diamond with a microfiber cloth on just about everything. The stuff has always worked well for me.

 

[1Kona_Venom]

I have owned 4 sets of high end polished wheels. From my experience, even the smoothest micro fiber will still leave "micro marring" in the wheel. White Diamond is probably the safest choice to use as it has a mild abrasive along with a sealant. If that makes sense.

Once the micro marring has been introduced into the wheel, the only way that I know of to remove it, is by wet sanding and polishing. Along the lines of how guys polish their catbacks to a mirror finish.....different grades of sandpaper, lots of polish etc

 

[Mpoitrast87]

I have owned 4 sets of high end polished wheels. From my experience, even the smoothest micro fiber will still leave "micro marring" in the wheel. White Diamond is probably the safest choice to use as it has a mild abrasive along with a sealant. If that makes sense.

Once the micro marring has been introduced into the wheel, the only way that I know of to remove it, is by wet sanding and polishing. Along the lines of how guys polish their catbacks to a mirror finish.....different grades of sandpaper, lots of polish etc

I did the whole sanding the exhaust thing. Giant PITA. If that’s the case then guess I’ll just leave it the way it is