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Not to be overly simplistic but...chrome cleaner. That's what it's made for. DuPont makes a good one and it's cheap. You can use an all metal polish if you wish also, that should work as well.
You might want to apply a polymer sealant to the wheels to help prevent the spotting in the future. Cheers.
Is there any other cleaner or polisher that will work...other than mothers?...and is there a chrome protector/tant....i got my wheels rechromed and i wanna take care of them...
The only "chrome protectant" available is a wax or sealant. I suggest you use a sealant since wax melts at a much lower temp and wheels do indeed get hot from braking.
Originally posted by THE_CEO **update** i snagged the mothers i just put it on one wheels so i can see the difference i will wait a few days and see...
CEO
id use a polymer sealant that will protect your new chrom against the elements
Originally posted by sweetsc400 Something like Zaino or Meguiars NXT, I believe. But I think NXT has an abrasive in it, so I don't know if that would harm the finish. . .
yeah see i wanted to know what has been proven to work...cause i dont want to screw up the finish...