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I am about to bring home a brand new FLHTCUSE4 with shiny new, awesome looking, chrome wheels. My question is, what product(s) can I use to keep those wheels looking like new?
Yes, I'm a "polisher" when then weather doesn't permit riding. But, I don't want to be spending a bunch of money in a year's time to have the wheels re-chromed, etc.
Here is the stuff I use.
Specifically designed for wheels to repel brake dust and road grime. Lasts a long time. I have tons of waxes and polishes and nothing seems to last like this on wheels. http://www.autogeek.net/dp-wheel-glaze.html
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