https://www.thirdgen.org/sergiowheels i was wondering if that would work for my stock firebird rims

 

Are you wanting to go for a polished look or painted look?

 

sorry for the late reply but i just want a better look lol the clear coat is peeling of my rims now ill tkae a couple pics but i probally would want the polished look

 

I just stripped the clearcoat off of a set of IROC wheels & used Mothers metal polish & alot of elbow grease & my wheels look almost chrome.

 

how u gonna take my avatar like that...?

lol jp. but ya that will work with any aluminum wheel.

 

So whats the problem?

 

hahahaha i knew i saw that somewhere but im also drawling it in my drafting class but yeah mybad, and i just wasnt sure if my wheels were aluminum. thanks im going on vacation for a week so when i get back i got a big todo list replacing my headliner fabric,posi,wheels and tires the list goes on.

 

Just my two cents worth but after your done polishing I would apply clear coat or some type of protective coating so you won't pick up road grime, pits and tar from the road the first time I polished my first set of wheels it happened to me me but now WOW

 

I, on the other hand, would NOT apply any clear after you're finished polishing. If you do, you will wind up right back where you are in a year or two. But if you put any paint on your wheels, well ... I guess clear might not be a terrible idea.

Also, really follow the directions in that tech article. There is a big difference in results between stripping those babies down, wetsanding and buffing them rather than just rubbing some polish on them.