Gulf Stream Owners RV Forum - View Single Post - Polishing Wheels on 2002 Gulstream Scenic Cruiser

RayHarkness · 05-05-2016, 03:04 PM

Ok all..not that smart at starting a new thread. My Alum wheels were looking bit off...I recently saw an advertisement for a product that has been out for a few years.
NAME: WHITE DIAMOND...
now...I have to say, I have tried other stuff, but this is amazing stuff. You wipe it on the wheel, I then use a Mother Power Ball wheel, which is just foam rubber, buff it around...then let it all dry. then take a towel and wipe clean...AMAZING RESULTS. I could not believe it. no hard rubbing or scrubbing. I did all the wheels in just about an hour, or less. The results are amazing. PLUS, this stuff leaves protective surface on them, to help against further oxydation and dimming etc.....

YOu gotta try it. They have been using this stuff on motorcycles, and truckers use it on their fuel tanks and chrome or aluminum. Just a tip for everybody...

05-05-2016, 03:04 PM	#4
RayHarkness Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 138	Re: Polishing Wheels on 2002 Gulstream Scenic Cruiser Ok all..not that smart at starting a new thread. My Alum wheels were looking bit off...I recently saw an advertisement for a product that has been out for a few years. NAME: WHITE DIAMOND... now...I have to say, I have tried other stuff, but this is amazing stuff. You wipe it on the wheel, I then use a Mother Power Ball wheel, which is just foam rubber, buff it around...then let it all dry. then take a towel and wipe clean...AMAZING RESULTS. I could not believe it. no hard rubbing or scrubbing. I did all the wheels in just about an hour, or less. The results are amazing. PLUS, this stuff leaves protective surface on them, to help against further oxydation and dimming etc..... YOu gotta try it. They have been using this stuff on motorcycles, and truckers use it on their fuel tanks and chrome or aluminum. Just a tip for everybody...