I'm already seeing why everyone gave me crap about keeping these M/T Classic 2's clean. So I was thinking of going to find some polish/wax and maybe one of those drill buffer things. Any tips or advice?

 

The Mother's ball is supposed to work well. Maybe you can polish them and get them powder coated with a clear gloss?

 

Powdercoating clear is a good idea. It makes you wonder why they don't do that from the factory. What kind of "wax" exactly are you supposed to use on wheels?

 

Use aluminum polish.

 

mother's ball works great on cleaning wheels, wash them first then polish away. btw, the smaller polishing ball works better for getting around spokes and such.

 

Is the ball washable or is it something you'll have to buy every so often?

 

i think it is washable but i am not sure

Here is a review from the truckin magazine

 

i have had chrome rims on 6 different vehicles and i dont think i'm ever going to do it again....such a pain in the *** to clean, especially with the circle cutouts like you have. Now that i've cleaned so many i realize not to get rims that are too complicated and that have spaces i cant fit my hand to clean..... but ya the mother ***** is awesome, i've never washed one though, just replace after a few uses

 

I have the big and small Mothers *****, the small for the wheels when I have real aluminum and I used Mothers mag wheel polish. and the big ball puts a nice finish on the body of the truck, gotta do this one soon, just got it oil sprayed, thinking maybe a mistake they really cake it on thick. Oh well the dealer will be happy if they have to work under it. LOL
The ***** wash by hand with soapy water spin them dry, I used the big one on the plastic rims and just use Ice wax since it is made for *******ly everything but glass.

 

I've used Eagle One Never-Dull before and it's pretty awesome. Gets just about everything off without any scrubbing.

http://www.eagleone.com/pages/produc...=1006&cat=5006