neverdull then what?

[flatlander]

i read somewhere that neverdull was a great product to use on wheels but is there a polish to use after the neverdull or is neverdull a polish also?

[CKTA]

Neverdull is the polish, but you can go over it afterwards w/ wax for more protection.

[flatlander]

o.k. thanks ckta....what type of wax would help protect the ae589 wheels? see i got some spots on the wheels from last summer and when i go to put them back on this summer i would like to have them nice and clean and shinney,and also protect them from the muck as much as possible.

[CKTA]

Originally posted by flatlander
o.k. thanks ckta....what type of wax would help protect the ae589 wheels? see i got some spots on the wheels from last summer and when i go to put them back on this summer i would like to have them nice and clean and shinney,and also protect them from the muck as much as possible.


Whatever wax you use on your truck will be fine.:cool:

[BC Rod and Custom]

i use the turtle wax finish 2000 synthetic wax. lasts longer imo.

[Y2k+1 Z71]

You can use the Nev'rdull to start the polishing, but you will be happier to finish the polish with a product like Simichrome. It can be found in the silverware polish section of supermarkets, drugstores (I paid way too much for my tube when I bought it at the motorcycle shop then I saw it at Longs for 1/2 the price).

It is more like a rouge without the grit. When I polish up my ATV I use ND to start the process (gets rid of the oxidation, but can't get that shine I like), then I'll finish with Simichrome and seal it with a synthetic wax. Use synthetics as they are generally more resistant to heat. Using yellow or carnuba wax will seal and protect, but as the aluminum heats due to driving, then the pores will open and soon the protection will be gone. The synthetics will last longer.

[Tasty]

Hey Y2K, have you done a write up on that homemade ram air thing anywhere on FSC? I like that idea.