Freshining up rims??

If the wheels are still smooth and not pitted, you can put a little elbow grease into them and use this:

Not a dealer nor do I own stock, just a satisfied customer.

-- Terry B AKA VDUBBS Buggin in Bama

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thanks for the tip!!

My husband uses that stuff on his brass belt buckle. I'll have to try it on the bug. Thanks!

Also, that cola and foil thing works wonders on chrome bumpers!

-- Cheers. Carol

Cola and Foil thing??? fill me in please :) Will it work on rims?

"Nxqzablesk8er" wrote

Dunno, I suppose that's only for chrome.

-- Scott

AWESOME!! Thanks, the rear bumper has a bunch of surface rust.

how "like new" does that method make the chrome? It may just be the pictures but those shots seem to show some blemishes remaining.

Reason I ask is because I've used turtle wax chrome polish to do much the same thing, after much elbow grease the surface rust does indeed come off but little pinpricks of rust can still be seen, depending on how advanced the rust was.

just interested in knowing how the soda compares with the chrome polish.

If there is pitting, obviously you're not going to make the pits go away. It will make the rust inside the pits go away. It's actually quite a satisfying exercise. Like polishing silver or ironing. I haven't used the chrome polish before.

-- Cheers. Carol

Oh if you're sad, and you're feeling blue, go out and buy a brand-new pair of shoes.