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68bird · 05-21-2013, 02:58 PM

Ok so I've been polishing the rims on my vette for 3+ hours now using mothers aluminum polish and a PowerCone, and its left me wondering if there's a better way. Considering I've got one half done (haven't taken it off the car to do the inner portion by the lug nuts yet) and one almost done, and the foam padding on the PowerCone actually came off

. Is there a better and faster way or should I just go out and buy a three more cones and just stay the course?

05-21-2013, 02:58 PM	#1
68bird Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Edison Posts: 211 iTrader: (0)	Cleaning up aluminum wheels Ok so I've been polishing the rims on my vette for 3+ hours now using mothers aluminum polish and a PowerCone, and its left me wondering if there's a better way. Considering I've got one half done (haven't taken it off the car to do the inner portion by the lug nuts yet) and one almost done, and the foam padding on the PowerCone actually came off . Is there a better and faster way or should I just go out and buy a three more cones and just stay the course? __________________ 1968 Firebird: Pontiac 350ci, Muncie M20, front disk brakes w/ adj. proportioning valve, white (for now) w/ black interior. 1978 Corvette: 350 H.O., Muncie M21, all available options.