nothing looks better then....
 

a freshly polished lip

http://img383.imageshack.us/img383/1...48978ix1bp.jpg

thats cool! I need to get my rims polished dont want to do it my self

not that hard, all i did was use well-worths lift off, becareful as this stuff wil go thru ur skin and burn ya. get some rags, then get a scotchbrite pad and #00, #000, #0000 steel wool, and i used mothers mag/alum. polish. everything ran me a total of 30$ but i didnt get a buffin wheel i did mine by hand. just make sure the well-worth lift off doesnt get on the paint, it will take it right off

i have pictures of the stuff i used, im gonna throw up a how-to page on my cardomain site

yeh im worried cause Im sort of a ditz and knowing me Id get it on the paint

mask off teh paint, take some news paper and tape it around the end of teh spokes

Where do i get the steal wool and everything?

Been there, done that, got the tshirt. Problem now is, break dust will virtually destroy the bare aluminum your now left with. Your going to have to clean and polish these wheels every week or two now depending on how much you drive on them. And driving in salt/snow, forget about it.

haha winter rims and clear coat rules

wax the aluminum after you're done.

:werd: and yea mother's polish is sum good stuff

let me know when u post the howto, i like to try it on my benz wheels.

I just payed someone else to do them, their going to look brand new again!

I believe you meant they're :wink:

http://www.gmtips.com/3rd-degree/dox...els/wheels.htm i followed that guy cept for puttin the car on jackstands, running the cars and i didnt sand. im gonna prob just wax them and polish them till they start to oxides then ill clear it if that becomes a problem

OK, good to know that I'm not the only one noticing Alex's blatant ignorance of "there" and "they're" :lol: