Cleaning Chrome Rims

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YuiEdie

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I have waterspots on my chrome-plated rims that I can't seem to get out with Mother's Chrome Polish. Any suggestions?
 
Klasse AIO, take a look.



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After:



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After polishing, protect with Klasse SG. :xyxthumbs
 
Tundra_Jim said:
problem solved, sorry... didn't notice that rule...
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No harm done. Thank you for your cooperation. :up





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YuiEdie said:
I have waterspots on my chrome-plated rims that I can't seem to get out with Mother's Chrome Polish. Any suggestions?
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Ok I will let all you laugh at me... On chrome rims for the last 25 years I have used Windex window cleaner - not much protection but sure makes them shine. I now use NTX window cleaner and even produces a better shine than Windex. :nixweiss
 
DennisH said:
Ok I will let all you laugh at me... On chrome rims for the last 25 years I have used Windex window cleaner - not much protection but sure makes them shine. I now use NTX window cleaner and even produces a better shine than Windex. :nixweiss
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Actually this is one of the best ways that I have found for maintaining chrome that is in good condition (ie no pits, waterspots, etc)....Great shine..little effort...
 
I use Poorboy's Polish with Carnuba for all of my chrome polishing. Great cleaning ability and leaves good protection behind. Just my $0.02.
 
FWIW- when I entered concours cars I'd re-polish the chrome with a glass cleaner (Invisible Glass) cleans /shines with no white reside on plastic etc

JonM
 
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