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My rims are new but trying to keep them clean and nice since they are polished aluminum so got some adams metal polish part 2 and gave it a try. I think it worked well and would recommend it to anyone as the results were awesome. Was easy to put on and take off. There is a part 1 also but since these were new I didn't feel there was a need to do part 1. Also got some adams quick sealant to seal them up to hopefully prevent having to polish all the time. Here is a few pics:

left before right after:
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and a few closeups:

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Nice work man, I LOVE those wheels!!

Thanks man....I like them too and the adams brought the shine out of them as I hear that most AFs aren't polished that great from the factory.

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