I had some oxidized mag wheels on my truck, I've polished them before but not all the time. Then I picked up a bottle of your guys' pro 40 polish and I am amazed at how quickly it made my wheels shine just by wiping on and off the polish. This is liquid Gold!!!
+Dillon Norris Hello Dillon, thank you for the great comments on our Pro 40 "Perfection" metal polish, we appreciate it, and couldn't agree more. Thank you.
I purchased several items from this range and found them awesome :D .. Despite the UK government charging extortionate import taxes i was still happy with the price for the results . Thank you and i will be keeping in contact for your UK distributor as i intend to start marketing my work . Thank you for such informative vids .
I drive for a local construction outfit, end dump so im running in mud sometimes & dust like powder. I got a bottle of the Pro40, rub on rub off. I get back to shop hand wash wheels then dry then applied some on wheel , They where very dull but with ohhh 15 minutes per wheel the shine came back. I use one rag- applyer & a softer one to remove the residue, I was amazed.. Not as shiney like use a eletric buffer but for hand presure & a rag ... Its amazing....
The round goblet buffs will work great for the vent holes on the wheels. I would use the 3" or the 4" Take a look at the Z-Ball on our website. It comes with the 3" goblet and the 8" extender, it works great for getting back into those hard to reach areas. Use them with the Pro 40 metal polish. Always use a good respirator when polishing. The more protection the better. You want to avoid breathing any of the dust from the polishing process. Give us a call if you have any more questions. Thanks
Wow I'm learning about polishing other things but it doesn't matter what someone is polishing there are lessons to be learned here because these guys are on a huge scale and can't f around
That is far from Hard work. At least not in my area. Deep south, concrete, block work, roofing, slabs and pavers too? Or heavy equipment repair in the field. I consider that decent work. Not hard work. Enough exercise so you feel good about your efforts and sleep well. Unlike the AC brigade which hop from AC room to AC room. Wish I had known this product when they came out with it. Nice looking stuff.
We appreciate the comments on the video. The main reason for the video was to show the different steps that one may encounter when polishing aluminum. There are basically 3 to 4 steps that may be needed to bring out the "Mirror Shine" you may need all 4 or just a couple. Every job will be different. Our approach for this video was to show all the steps, not how fast it could be done.
Sorry for the delay responding. The recomended "not to exceed" rpm for the 10" wheel is 3,200 and 3,400 on the 8" wheels. And dont forget the safety flanges which are mandatory for use with all airway buffing wheels.
The wheel/rim cut-outs help but if the final cotton wheel is raked out more, it'll help with the final finish. The cotton surface is what keeps the final surface scratch/haze free. Clean the cotton buffing wheel after 3-4 passes then apply more buffing compound and then clean the wheel again. I used to polish the super-solos that you see semi's pulling. My pops, Claude Benson, was a master at metal finishing. It's an art.
Yes, we can ship to the UK. If you visit my website and place your order, we will be able to quote you on the products you are interested in as well as the shipping. Keep in mind that we may have a new distributor very soon in the UK that would be able to take care of all of your polishing needs. Thank you.
Were happy you were pleased with our products. We do have a distributor in Australia. if you go to our website and click where to buy, you will see the tab for international dealers. Brian at Truck Bits will be able to take care of your polishing needs. thanks again.
Its basically the same process. The first step would be to use the Pro 40 "Perfection" Metal Polish. If it does not leave it with a mirror shine, then you know that you need to machine polish it to bring it back. You can visit our website and view our "How to guide" for a reference.
Damn that looks good..shining!my wheels need that bc they dull.i dont think anyone ever polished them before i bought the truck.i been trying but drive wheels are dulllllllll
Thank you for the inquiry. We currently do not have a distributor in Russia. You are welcome to contact us at our website listed above to purchase direct. You can also go to our website and click on where to buy, then click on the international dealers and see if you would rather purchase from one of them. Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you.
The Best polish bar none ive ever used.. And ive polished all my own stuff for 20.plus year's.. Zeffire is the only polish I'll use anymore.. The rest doesn't come close to this..
I used a Dewalt DWP849X to sand and it caused waves in my 24in aluminum semi rim How do remove the waves do I keep cutting with aggressive airway wheel and brown compound block
This is caused by inconsistent sanding. Your sanding stages are just as if not more important then the actually buffing. This is the stage where you are manipulating material (aluminum). Every mistake you make will be magnified as the clarity in your wheel comes through. It happens though. Sanding properly takes time and practice. And lots of it.
You'll remove the waves by restarting the sanding process but start with a slightly higher grit than you started. Example: you started with 80 grit so this time start with a 100 or 120. Try to sand as evenly as possible not spending too much time in the same spot and applying the same amount of pressure in every spot. Sand again with a higher grit (more fine). Now you can restart your polishing.
Looks beautiful! Holy crap you guys take a lot of steps when you polish though. I just use the brown bar on my wheels once a year and I think the shine is awesome. If I polished my wheels your way I'd probably spend more time polishing than driving. Im no pro though and I'm sure you know what you're doing
I visited your store but am not sure what airway wheels to buy. It seems they are designed for different cuts but isn't that just up to the compound applied? Also, do you use a angle grinder for these or something else like a Makita 9227CY? I want to have a system for polishing vintage aluminum boats. Thank you for the help!
Probably a dumb question but can all these products and methods be used for normal car wheels, given they're bare aluminum? Or is there a difference in the metal on 18-wheeler rims?
+Plop nation Yes, the products used here can be used for both auto and truck wheel using the same process. You can contact us direct if you need some more info. 800-763-8883
One thing on car wheels it may have a clear powder coat that would need to come off first. Other wise it would be the same. I tried that on a pick up wheel the powder coat was a pain so I just painted them . Kind of wish I had the sand blasted then polished them, that truck wheel looks great
Great video. I would like to do this for my truck. What do you suggest for the hole. A cone? What do you recommend? Also is a respirator needed or will a simple mask from the local home improvement store suffice. Thank You.
do you sell this to australian market or customers? if there is a distribution for these products in australia please fill me in .this stuff is awesome
Back in my younger days of supertrucker chicken hauler cluck cluck 🐔 truck I spent a weekend layover washing clothes and and giving my tanks and wheels a mirror shine with my high speed elbow and the polish bottle I bought from the junkie at the truck stop swearing it had nasa and DuPont tecnology.
In Russia, many trucks from America, even though the drivers that they were beautiful bo. They go shopping but do not know where you can buy for the money. It would be good if you have developed a Russian direction to trade. I am sure you will order the goods. Thanks for the reply.
For fuck sake !!! That was awesome . And that man doin that work . Give him a family vacation and 5 grand cash. We’re are you located . Even if you mentioned it I was watching that dude murder that wheel .
Bizno Booyo Hello, There is no connection between Zephyr products and Gords. Zephyr has been in business for over 25 years with our Cleaners, Polishes and Buffing supplies. Often imitated, but never duplicated.
We have different wheels for each step and the rouge bars to go with them. We recommend the Milwaukee #6078 it is a true variable speed machine that is lightweight but heavy duty. Give us a call at 800-763-8883 and we can go over any questions you might have, thanks.
Brenan Smith with the condition that wheel was in I'd block out an entire weekend for this project :-p I recently did my truck and it took me like 18 hours. Wish I had one of those face shields. I came out looking like a coal miner.
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+Ryan bennett Thanks for the question Ryan. We have many kits to choose from but the best one for your application would be our SUPER SHINE X kit. You can view it on our website www.zephyrpro40.com thank you.
Nothing order a rake there cheap don't use a screwdriver or a wire brush or anything like that when you use a wire brush You Dig little pieces of that wire and you shove them into that fresh piece of fiber
***** I was told by some of the older guys who had those wheels back in the day that they weren't polished when knew but had a dull finish similar to the centerline wheels of the 80's.
You took about three steps more than needed, there are new and faster and better methods, also, had you sanded the rims out with 600-1000 grit you would have a much deeper finish. Your polish does not have much in the way of protectant... recommend using a carnuba or beeswax foundation sealant over the finish for a longer lasting shine.
Anything past 600 you're just wasting your time and money if the compound that you're using is not taking out 600 grit scratches when you're using junk
We don't have the model number on the DeWalt grinder that is being used. However we do recommend the Milwaukee sander/grinder model #6078 it is a true variable speed machine 0-6,000 and is a lightweight yet heavy duty machine. I hope that helps out.
+Michael Shemwell Hi Michael. Yes you can purchase replacement goblets for the Z-Ball. We have a selection of several to choose from all found on our website www.zephyrpro40.com We have 2", 3" and 4" goblets that can all be used with the Z-Ball extension. Hope this helps, thanks again.
yeah and what about all the micro marring?? is that why you didnt get close enough once it was finished? i can achieve same results using harbor freight products.
+elcholomovil Thanks for the post. No micro marring on these wheels. Zephyr products are all made with the highest quality materials available today, and made right here in the USA. If Harbor Freight is what you like, made from the finest Chinese imports available, then that is what you should stick with.
GOOD FINISH BUT WAY TOO MANY PROCESSES TO ACHIEVE THAT FINISH INSTEAD SAND THE RIM BACK TO KLINSPOR 600 GRIT THEN USE A 9" GRINDER WITH A COOLAIR 10" MOP (PURCHASE FROM AUSSIE BUFF, MELBOURNE) WITH A POLISHING COMPOUND CALLED BRIGHT CUT DX (PURCHASE FROM POLYSHINE) FAR MORE COST EFFECTIVE USING THIS PROCESS THAT RIM IN THIS CLIP SHOULD TAKE NO LONGER THAN 15 MINS OTHERWISE BRING YOUR RIMS TO JCB SURFACE FINISHERS IN MELBOURNE AND WE'LL DO THEM FOR $55 A RIM
Dr polish has better then you we compeated in the early 80 s in southern California you must be advertising we did not use all that carp we used 86/82 airwave cut wheels un faced then same wheel but faced for buffing then we used only red ... Green... And white Tripoli look at Boston felt that's Shit he's using is from Jackson in Oakland
I used to clean wheels for a living, give your man a raise he deserves it
My family has worked an owned polishing an chrome shops since 1956. If you are clean when you finish. You haven't done much
I had some oxidized mag wheels on my truck, I've polished them before but not all the time. Then I picked up a bottle of your guys' pro 40 polish and I am amazed at how quickly it made my wheels shine just by wiping on and off the polish. This is liquid Gold!!!
+Dillon Norris Hello Dillon, thank you for the great comments on our Pro 40 "Perfection" metal polish, we appreciate it, and couldn't agree more. Thank you.
I purchased several items from this range and found them awesome :D .. Despite the UK government charging extortionate import taxes i was still happy with the price for the results . Thank you and i will be keeping in contact for your UK distributor as i intend to start marketing my work . Thank you for such informative vids .
The man on the polisher did a nice job. 😊
I drive for a local construction outfit, end dump so im running in mud sometimes & dust like powder. I got a bottle of the Pro40, rub on rub off. I get back to shop hand wash wheels then dry then applied some on wheel , They where very dull but with ohhh 15 minutes per wheel the shine came back. I use one rag- applyer & a softer one to remove the residue, I was amazed.. Not as shiney like use a eletric buffer but for hand presure & a rag ... Its amazing....
The round goblet buffs will work great for the vent holes on the wheels. I would use the 3" or the 4" Take a look at the Z-Ball on our website. It comes with the 3" goblet and the 8" extender, it works great for getting back into those hard to reach areas. Use them with the Pro 40 metal polish. Always use a good respirator when polishing. The more protection the better. You want to avoid breathing any of the dust from the polishing process. Give us a call if you have any more questions. Thanks
That was my question, how do you do the vent holes.
The zephyr pro 40 perfection polish is a bad ass product! I've poloshed taillights, gel coat, aluminum wheels etc. Great polish!
Its sucks the best try white diamon and u will see a big difference
Wow I'm learning about polishing other things but it doesn't matter what someone is polishing there are lessons to be learned here because these guys are on a huge scale and can't f around
That is hard work,my hats off to the gentleman.
That is far from Hard work. At least not in my area. Deep south, concrete, block work, roofing, slabs and pavers too? Or heavy equipment repair in the field. I consider that decent work. Not hard work. Enough exercise so you feel good about your efforts and sleep well. Unlike the AC brigade which hop from AC room to AC room. Wish I had known this product when they came out with it. Nice looking stuff.
Not really, the machine does most the work
We appreciate the comments on the video. The main reason for the video was to show the different steps that one may encounter when polishing aluminum. There are basically 3 to 4 steps that may be needed to bring out the "Mirror Shine" you may need all 4 or just a couple. Every job will be different. Our approach for this video was to show all the steps, not how fast it could be done.
Sorry for the delay responding. The recomended "not to exceed" rpm for the 10" wheel is 3,200 and 3,400 on the 8" wheels. And dont forget the safety flanges which are mandatory for use with all airway buffing wheels.
The wheel/rim cut-outs help but if the final cotton wheel is raked out more, it'll help with the final finish. The cotton surface is what keeps the final surface scratch/haze free. Clean the cotton buffing wheel after 3-4 passes then apply more buffing compound and then clean the wheel again. I used to polish the super-solos that you see semi's pulling. My pops, Claude Benson, was a master at metal finishing. It's an art.
The coarse yellow buff and tripoli are more than efficient to cut through most road debris with aluminum. Super soft metal.
you should of introduced the gentleman doing all the work by his name instead of "this guy"
always give credit when credit is due
He said "chewy"
@@nolandrutledge6944 beto
The guy working for cash because he has warrant for past due child support please don’t mention his name.
He said his name, Chewy.
OK will do.
Sorry bloke. Never knew it was necessary.
Yes, we can ship to the UK. If you visit my website and place your order, we will be able to quote you on the products you are interested in as well as the shipping. Keep in mind that we may have a new distributor very soon in the UK that would be able to take care of all of your polishing needs. Thank you.
Were happy you were pleased with our products. We do have a distributor in Australia. if you go to our website and click where to buy, you will see the tab for international dealers. Brian at Truck Bits will be able to take care of your polishing needs. thanks again.
Chewy needs ear protection from those high RPM buffers he is using. Props for the mask and eye protection.
Guys like you are the reason I had to wear a hard hat in a wide open field in 100° 100% humidity. Thanks guy
Brian Hildebrand
I still wear my white hard hat on sunny days over 95 degrees when I mow.
Brian Hildebrand
And long sleeved white dress shirt to insulate from the sun and heat
Gotta have that PPE.
good products i highly recomended i've used when i do my friends trucks polishing
Excellent job!!
Its basically the same process. The first step would be to use the Pro 40 "Perfection" Metal Polish. If it does not leave it with a mirror shine, then you know that you need to machine polish it to bring it back. You can visit our website and view our "How to guide" for a reference.
Damn that looks good..shining!my wheels need that bc they dull.i dont think anyone ever polished them before i bought the truck.i been trying but drive wheels are dulllllllll
I bet ol chewy can get a pretty penny at a truck stop. Man awesome job.
Thank you for the inquiry. We currently do not have a distributor in Russia. You are welcome to contact us at our website listed above to purchase direct. You can also go to our website and click on where to buy, then click on the international dealers and see if you would rather purchase from one of them. Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you.
Can you guys do a video on what ruge to use with what buff?
Great work
150 grit to even the coarsest rouge in a single step - Wow
The Best polish bar none ive ever used.. And ive polished all my own stuff for 20.plus year's.. Zeffire is the only polish I'll use anymore.. The rest doesn't come close to this..
How do you clean the wheel between compounds?
Buffing Wheel rake
Love their products. Depend on them for my business
I wish I had professional work done like this looks instead of three little sisters quick hustle for a c note!
Aren’t you gonna do the inside of the holes? 🤷♂️
It's not rocket science, so you really need a tutorial 😂
I would've showed the wheel at the end so we could've seen the before & after view. 🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛
I used a Dewalt DWP849X to sand and it caused waves in my 24in aluminum semi rim How do remove the waves do I keep cutting with aggressive airway wheel and brown compound block
This is caused by inconsistent sanding. Your sanding stages are just as if not more important then the actually buffing. This is the stage where you are manipulating material (aluminum). Every mistake you make will be magnified as the clarity in your wheel comes through. It happens though. Sanding properly takes time and practice. And lots of it.
You'll remove the waves by restarting the sanding process but start with a slightly higher grit than you started. Example: you started with 80 grit so this time start with a 100 or 120. Try to sand as evenly as possible not spending too much time in the same spot and applying the same amount of pressure in every spot. Sand again with a higher grit (more fine). Now you can restart your polishing.
Looks beautiful! Holy crap you guys take a lot of steps when you polish though. I just use the brown bar on my wheels once a year and I think the shine is awesome. If I polished my wheels your way I'd probably spend more time polishing than driving. Im no pro though and I'm sure you know what you're doing
Not all steps necessary? How long do you take on your wheels? . I have 10 that are in similar condition to the one on the video. Some are worse
Thanks for share, good luck.
I visited your store but am not sure what airway wheels to buy. It seems they are designed for different cuts but isn't that just up to the compound applied? Also, do you use a angle grinder for these or something else like a Makita 9227CY? I want to have a system for polishing vintage aluminum boats. Thank you for the help!
Probably a dumb question but can all these products and methods be used for normal car wheels, given they're bare aluminum? Or is there a difference in the metal on 18-wheeler rims?
+Plop nation Yes, the products used here can be used for both auto and truck wheel using the same process. You can contact us direct if you need some more info. 800-763-8883
One thing on car wheels it may have a clear powder coat that would need to come off first. Other wise it would be the same. I tried that on a pick up wheel the powder coat was a pain so I just painted them . Kind of wish I had the sand blasted then polished them, that truck wheel looks great
I have some parts out 0akland ca. I need done on my race cars bad to the bone
Great video. I would like to do this for my truck. What do you suggest for the hole. A cone? What do you recommend? Also is a respirator needed or will a simple mask from the local home improvement store suffice. Thank You.
I would like to see this done on a motorcycle engine. I would love to get my 1985 Virago to shine like that wheel did.
do you sell this to australian market or customers? if there is a distribution for these products in australia please fill me in .this stuff is awesome
Back in my younger days of supertrucker chicken hauler cluck cluck 🐔 truck I spent a weekend layover washing clothes and and giving my tanks and wheels a mirror shine with my high speed elbow and the polish bottle I bought from the junkie at the truck stop swearing it had nasa and DuPont tecnology.
How long does it take you in each wheel?
In Russia, many trucks from America, even though the drivers that they were beautiful bo. They go shopping but do not know where you can buy for the money. It would be good if you have developed a Russian direction to trade. I am sure you will order the goods. Thanks for the reply.
Should have used a DA sander first, so you do not gouge or cut uneven surface.
and when you are all done, it will take the blue beacon just a few minutes to make it look like sh t again...
For fuck sake !!! That was awesome . And that man doin that work . Give him a family vacation and 5 grand cash. We’re are you located . Even if you mentioned it I was watching that dude murder that wheel .
Guys will really appreciate if anyone can indicate what type of material is used on those buffer or is it the same as wires
it's a heavy cloth, ffs man Google it
Alguien sabe el nombre del disco amarillo que utiliza, es de un material flexible
Nice polish guys and what just spray aluminium cleaner on and gurny to maintain that shine.
Is there a Zephyr supplier in south Africa
Just curious
is this and gords polish one and the same
both are green and you both have a red liquid wax?
just coincidence?
Bizno Booyo Hello, There is no connection between Zephyr products and Gords. Zephyr has been in business for over 25 years with our Cleaners, Polishes and Buffing supplies. Often imitated, but never duplicated.
New subscriber bro!!
Just curious, whats the max rpm on zephyr pads now?
We have different wheels for each step and the rouge bars to go with them. We recommend the Milwaukee #6078 it is a true variable speed machine that is lightweight but heavy duty. Give us a call at 800-763-8883 and we can go over any questions you might have, thanks.
you got an suggestions on how to get road tack off i pave alot
Tar? Guys at work use kerosene. We don't work on the roads but our trucks are covered in tar
How many times do you pass over the wheel with each stage Including sanding and buffing?
Brenan Smith with the condition that wheel was in I'd block out an entire weekend for this project :-p I recently did my truck and it took me like 18 hours. Wish I had one of those face shields. I came out looking like a coal miner.
@@leecrotty658 Faceshields are the best.
Is that an Alcoa wheel or an accuride wheel?
Good video but the comment is contradicting. Remember to always wear gloves he said while the guy doing the work is not wearing a gloves
Sounds like the late Darryl from ice road truckers
Wonder what the rpms were for each step
What should I use on a old aluminum travel trailer ?
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what kit would u recommend that I get to polish the wheels tanks and bumper of a tri axle
+Ryan bennett Thanks for the question Ryan. We have many kits to choose from but the best one for your application would be our SUPER SHINE X kit. You can view it on our website www.zephyrpro40.com thank you.
What can I use to cut a brand new pad if I don’t have a rack?
Nothing order a rake there cheap don't use a screwdriver or a wire brush or anything like that when you use a wire brush You Dig little pieces of that wire and you shove them into that fresh piece of fiber
I don't have the tools, how much cost each wheel?
Hello! Tell me please: in Russia, representatives of your company have?
Para donde se movió compa o cual es su número yo le yeve unos rines a pulir y quedaron muy bien ocupó pulir tankes y rines
Si acaso no la encuentra, yo pulo aluminio aqui en Ontario mi numero es 951-420-3786,
Puedes ir a domicilio
@@erasmoacevedo6517 Simon
Nices 👍👌🇲🇽 🇺🇸
Cool
Will this work on some old '70s U.S. Mags?
You bet. Try the Pro 40 metal polish first. I think that may be all that you will need to restore the shine on the mag wheels.
***** I was told by some of the older guys who had those wheels back in the day that they weren't polished when knew but had a dull finish similar to the centerline wheels of the 80's.
No clear coat on them, but they do not look contaminated. I thought maybe I could shine them up a bit.
You took about three steps more than needed, there are new and faster and better methods, also, had you sanded the rims out with 600-1000 grit you would have a much deeper finish. Your polish does not have much in the way of protectant... recommend using a carnuba or beeswax foundation sealant over the finish for a longer lasting shine.
Anything past 600 you're just wasting your time and money if the compound that you're using is not taking out 600 grit scratches when you're using junk
Not a single professional polisher recommends or uses wax.
Skills
hey what dewalt grinder is that??? can you reply asap as I need this info for my business!
We don't have the model number on the DeWalt grinder that is being used. However we do recommend the Milwaukee sander/grinder model #6078 it is a true variable speed machine 0-6,000 and is a lightweight yet heavy duty machine. I hope that helps out.
Dewalt D28499x
Hey guys, what dewalt grinder model is that?
+DJLIME Demetre We are not sure which model DeWalt that is. We recommend the Milwaukee model # 6078
I believe I would set theses wheels on a rotating spindle and set down to do a better job
Polishing
Ni entiendo tu jingle ☹️☹️
can i buy a replacement head for your z ball ??????
+Michael Shemwell Hi Michael. Yes you can purchase replacement goblets for the Z-Ball. We have a selection of several to choose from all found on our website www.zephyrpro40.com We have 2", 3" and 4" goblets that can all be used with the Z-Ball extension. Hope this helps, thanks again.
what no final shot of wheel from a straight point of view..booooo
You left so many sanding marks. If that was my wheel you would be re-doing it.
yeah and what about all the micro marring?? is that why you didnt get close enough once it was finished? i can achieve same results using harbor freight products.
+elcholomovil Thanks for the post. No micro marring on these wheels. Zephyr products are all made with the highest quality materials available today, and made right here in the USA. If Harbor Freight is what you like, made from the finest Chinese imports available, then that is what you should stick with.
GOOD FINISH BUT WAY TOO MANY PROCESSES TO ACHIEVE THAT FINISH INSTEAD SAND THE RIM BACK TO KLINSPOR 600 GRIT THEN USE A 9" GRINDER WITH A COOLAIR 10" MOP (PURCHASE FROM AUSSIE BUFF, MELBOURNE) WITH A POLISHING COMPOUND CALLED BRIGHT CUT DX (PURCHASE FROM POLYSHINE) FAR MORE COST EFFECTIVE USING THIS PROCESS THAT RIM IN THIS CLIP SHOULD TAKE NO LONGER THAN 15 MINS OTHERWISE BRING YOUR RIMS TO JCB SURFACE FINISHERS IN MELBOURNE AND WE'LL DO THEM FOR $55 A RIM
Cool gadgets.. but mine comes out a lot better
Here is a fast way ✅ to Polish Aluminum wheels 👀: czcams.com/video/mem_eVxI2_8/video.html
He missed a spot
This is fucked you need to sand more then 150 lmao you need to end at a 400 or 500
🤫😧🤥😦
Dr polish has better then you we compeated in the early 80 s in southern California you must be advertising we did not use all that carp we used 86/82 airwave cut wheels un faced then same wheel but faced for buffing then we used only red ... Green... And white Tripoli look at Boston felt that's Shit he's using is from Jackson in Oakland