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KidRick · 05-01-2008, 10:34 AM

Has anyone used this on their wheels?

http://www.blackfireusa.com/blficutalpo.html

I have tried and am still tring to get my Pro Comp 1079's to come back to a nice shine. I'm using Mother's Power Metal Aluminum polish, but just don't think that it's aggresive enough to get them back. They are much better than before I started, but still have an oxidized look. They still look pitted, but they feel super smooth.

I'm going to give this Blackfire "cutting" compound a shot in the hopes that it's removes the staining and oxidizing. They go back over with the Mother's polish paste.

Any thoughts?

05-01-2008, 10:34 AM	#1
KidRick '05 HD w/35's Status: Offline Join Date: Sep 2006 Member ID: 54791 Pics: My Gallery Location: Milwaukee, WI Age: 32 Posts: 146	BLACKFIRE Fine Cut Aluminum Polish Has anyone used this on their wheels? http://www.blackfireusa.com/blficutalpo.html I have tried and am still tring to get my Pro Comp 1079's to come back to a nice shine. I'm using Mother's Power Metal Aluminum polish, but just don't think that it's aggresive enough to get them back. They are much better than before I started, but still have an oxidized look. They still look pitted, but they feel super smooth. I'm going to give this Blackfire "cutting" compound a shot in the hopes that it's removes the staining and oxidizing. They go back over with the Mother's polish paste. Any thoughts? '05 Silverado 2500HD 6.0L CC-SB 3LT 6" Pro Comp Lift w/MX6 Shocks, 16x8 Pro Comp 1079's, 315/75R16 Terra Grapplers, MBRP Cool Duals, DiabloSport Predator, K&N 77 Series Intake, Bulldog Deluxe Remote Starter, High-4 Headlight Kit, TruXedo Lo Pro Tonneau