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A generally knowledgable friend says this will be a maintenance and cleaning problem.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have the stock 17's and am thinking of having them polished when I repplace the tires. A generally knowledgable friend says this will be a maintenance and cleaning problem. Any thoughts? Thanks.

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The Fuchs rims on my 83 911SC had polished lips. Polished rims will be no worse to maintain than a painted rim if you have them clearcoated after you have them polished. If you don't, they will oxidize fairly quickly due to brake dust etc. and you will find yourself going over them by hand every couple of months, which is not a lot of fun unless you take them off the car or have a lift. Been there, done that ... Vic 99 C2 cab

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I found waxing them helps this puts a clear protective coat on the wheels , just rub them with a cloth .....(takes 5 mins) every few days and they should stay OK. Donny J

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