How To Polish Chrome Wheels!

Chromium, the metal used to chrome-plate custom wheels and other metals, resists tarnishing and holds a shine better than aluminum wheels.

Over time, chrome oxidizes and develops rust spots.

If you allow chrome to go too long without removing rust, it will become permanently pitted.

Clean your wheels and polish with 2EZ Polish. Although formulated to shine and protect aluminum rims 2EZ Polish works great on chrome wheels, bumpers, and stainless trim used on early classic cars and trucks.

Polishing Chrome by hand is very easy using 2EZ Polish and a soft cloth. Apply the polish to your cloth, working it into the polishing cloth, and then begin polishing your wheel.

The cloth will turn black; this is normal. Keep polishing. Use a clean, dry, soft towel to buff the polish off of the part and inspect your work. Repeat until you have achieved your desired results.

EW Wheel Smoothing Kit

Make old, road-worn aluminum or Mag wheels look new, or create a custom look. This Kit provides the materials and detailed instructions needed to refinish four wheels, or more at roughly the cost of having just one wheel professional- ly refinished. This Kit contains: 3 lb bags (one each) of 80, 220, and 320 grit Greaseless Compound, three 4" Spiral Sewn Buffs with 1/2" hole, one wheel arbor, one tapered Goblet Buff, and a Buff Taper for 1/4" drill chucks.

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