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[cobraviper_99]

Absolutely the BEST metal polish I have ever used! The outer rims of my Torq-Thrust wheels look like chrome! Not too expensive and I think it crushes anything I've used off the shelf--Mothers, Meguiars, Wenol, etc.

http://www.mrbuffer.com/2k4pages/INDmain.html

[FUNFER2]

I've also used the "Power Ball" for a few years now. It does a great job with my aluminum and ceramic coated parts on my engine, wheels and side pipes. I bought the "Paint Ball" but have not used it yet.

[cobra de capell]

Originally Posted by FUNFER2

I've also used the "Power Ball" for a few years now. It does a great job with my aluminum and ceramic coated parts on my engine, wheels and side pipes. I bought the "Paint Ball" but have not used it yet.

Please post when you use the Paint Powerball on paint - I'm just not sure how well that will work. A spinning motion versus a circular motion on paint seems odd, but perhaps better?

[cobra de capell]

Originally Posted by cobraviper_99

Absolutely the BEST metal polish I have ever used! The outer rims of my Torq-Thrust wheels look like chrome! Not too expensive and I think it crushes anything I've used off the shelf--Mothers, Meguiars, Wenol, etc.

http://www.mrbuffer.com/2k4pages/INDmain.html

Torq-Thrust Wheels - I'm thinking about buying the T T II's for my 34 Ford with the polished centers - are they difficult to maintain? I'm thinking that aluminum must be less difficult than magnesium. Do you have the polished centers? Is there a best source for these wheels - least cost?

[cobra de capell]

Originally Posted by cobraviper_99

Absolutely the BEST metal polish I have ever used! The outer rims of my Torq-Thrust wheels look like chrome! Not too expensive and I think it crushes anything I've used off the shelf--Mothers, Meguiars, Wenol, etc.

http://www.mrbuffer.com/2k4pages/INDmain.html

Well, Mr Buffer just got a new order! I'll try anything to avoid work, at least part of the work! I'll see how it works on magnesium.

[cobraviper_99]

cobra: Pictures of my T-Q's are in my gallery. The rims are polished, the centers are painted. I have T-Q II's that are completely polished on my GMC Typhoon and the Mr. Buffer polish and Power Ball keep them looking great with a quick hit every week or two. You will definitely be happy with the Mr. Buffer polish. I've used everything in the past but this stuff rocks!

[cobraviper_99]

Here's my Typhoon with the polished Torq-Thrust II's.

[cobra de capell]

Originally Posted by cobraviper_99

Absolutely the BEST metal polish I have ever used! The outer rims of my Torq-Thrust wheels look like chrome! Not too expensive and I think it crushes anything I've used off the shelf--Mothers, Meguiars, Wenol, etc.

http://www.mrbuffer.com/2k4pages/INDmain.html

Product Report - Mr. Buffer......

WOW and WOOHOO! I ordered it, received it, tried it on just one wheel - fantasic! In fact, unbelievable to the max - based on my use of practically every off-the-shelf product out there - I didn't even use my powerball - just polished by hand with a cotton rag - wiped off with a clean cotton rag. Best shine ever! That one wheel after not bearing shined for 3 months - took only around 10 minutes to complete.

This really is an exciting product to find - thanks so much for the referral - it will save time and allow me to keep my wheels shiny continually with little effort.

I cannot put into words the level of effort that I've put into keeping my real mag wheels shiny - magnesium seems like it's alive and requires continual attention to look good. I'm really taken back by this product, wondering why more people don't already know about it.

Mr. Buffer should be contacted by ClubCobra as a potential sponsor – they could sell a lot of product through this site!.