Mikes05expy
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My stock ram 20s were chrome clad, cheap ****.
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I ended up using #0000 steel wool to clean off the surface spots and polish it then used Eagle One Nevr Dull. I was hesitant at first with taking steel wool to them but it did wonders. It is a great way to clean chrome rims and I will probably do this periodically to make sure they don't ever look like that again. From even 5 feet away they looked great before, now they really shine. They almost looked photoshopped in the picture of the whole truck. Here's how they turned out.
Victor
best thing for chrome wheels is soap...water...elbow grease at least weekly...be careful with the type of brush you use to scrub prob areas and i tend to use meguiars hot rims for when i dont wash them weekly...my truck sat for a month and the elements/rain/dirt got on the pretty good...hot rims got them back right...the reason u want to wash regular is so the dirt doesnt pile up...when it does it will get hard and pitting may start