Winter Damage to Polished Aluminum Rims, Please Help!

[Decepticon1069]

Originally Posted by WelderNut

X2 besides that get some sand paper and start with something like 400 or 600 and work to 2000 and they will shine better than new
, then re clear and done. If your lazy dont bother lots of work!

See my explanation above. Also, thanks for the advice, I think I'll give that a go. I also might just plasti-dip them since my tires will need to be replaced in 2-3 years and I'll be buying new rims at that point anyways.