Wheel Polishing

[George Lowry]

Hi Scott,

The best way is to get the new wheels that keep their shine, but that
is a bit expensive. Second best is to go to a truck stop where they
have someone polishing wheels. Just a couple of days ago, I head
someone advertising on the CB for wheel polishing for $4/wheel. It is
common to hear folks advertising for $5/wheel. When we were at Ft.
Valley last summer, we had the coach washed and polished. I believe he
charged around $10/wheel. He had a chemical cleaner the sprayed on,
let it sit for a few minutes, and rinsed it off. There was very little
hand work left for them to do. Other than that, Mother's polish
applied with a buffing wheel on a drill is the next best. Doing it by
hand is work.

George Lowry
'06 Alpine Apex - Formerly '95 WBDA 4203
Spearfish, SD Currently enjoying the sun in Quartzsite, AZ

P.S. I asked one of the salesmen what they were asking for the bird.
He wasn't sure - thought about $85,000. It sounds like a steal for
someone.

Scott Forman wrote:

> My wheels are looking dull, it's time for a polish.
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> What equipment so I need? What products are best for cleaning and
> polishing? What is the proper technique?
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> Scott Forman
> 'Tiger Pride'
> 82 FC35RB
> Memphis
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