Cleaning up my back rim
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I know how to fix that.......chrome baby...chrome......
Seriously....I work with machined aluminum all the time. If it's not conversion coated it will eventually oxidize (the white stuff that you see). All you can do is clean and coat with something that will not discolor the buffed aluminum or paint. In the long run you end up jet like us chromeis........shinning your wheels before you ride
Seriously....I work with machined aluminum all the time. If it's not conversion coated it will eventually oxidize (the white stuff that you see). All you can do is clean and coat with something that will not discolor the buffed aluminum or paint. In the long run you end up jet like us chromeis........shinning your wheels before you ride
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