Never DuLL on Lightning wheels???
I wouldn't....It might be a little harsh...Remember, they are painted also, so if you have a little extra time, I would remove one wheel at a time, clean it thoroughly inside and out, polish it, then wax it just like the truck....That should make them look brand new again.....
ARTIE did u ever try it on the front or on the exhaust tips? I tested it in a small spot not too visible and it worked great but i dont want to do the whole thing until i check to see if it will hurt.
Vinny
Vinny
Thanks. I think if you go light on the wheels and dont push too hard it should work great. I didnt see any evidence of a chemical reaction with the wheel paint so it should be fine. I know it works good on the exhaust so maybe i will give it a shot on the wheels.
Vinny
Vinny
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Originally posted by Vinny
Thanks. I think if you go light on the wheels and dont push too hard it should work great. I didnt see any evidence of a chemical reaction with the wheel paint so it should be fine. I know it works good on the exhaust so maybe i will give it a shot on the wheels.
Vinny
Thanks. I think if you go light on the wheels and dont push too hard it should work great. I didnt see any evidence of a chemical reaction with the wheel paint so it should be fine. I know it works good on the exhaust so maybe i will give it a shot on the wheels.
Vinny
Great I will have to give it a try. Have u ever tried never dull?? I was wondering if it hurt anything? its the stuff you are talking about the same type of stuff???
Vinny
Vinny



Yes it works great. I, also use it on the inside of the tips the carbon cleans off a lot easier! Just make sure you buff or wipe the area good they shine up great!! Artie