seen a commercial for this, think it'll work?

[LD]

my rims are a pain to keep clean
I seen an ad for this on tv the other day and am kinda curious if it works good
http://www.flitz.com/
if anyone has it, how is it?
and if not, think it works like they advertise?

[LD]

it won't let me direct link the page I want
but this is what I was talking about

http://www.flitz.com/images/PB100lge.jpg

POLISHING & BUFFING BALL
The Flitz Polishing and Buffing Ball is a Revolutionary new way to Buff and Polish ALL Painted Surfaces, Metals, Fiberglass®, Plastics, Eisenglass®, Plexiglas®, Aluminum Running Boards, Mag Wheels, Railings, Motorcycles, Antiques, Furniture, Awnings, Shower Enclosures and Patio Furniture. Also works exceptionally well in Industrial Polishing and Buffing jobs on Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Brass and Much More (Drill not included).

Safely and Easily Buffs out: Scuff Marks, Light Scratches, Oxidation, Chalking, Tarnish, Pitting and Corrosion. Original Design made with Soft Italian Viscose Fiber. Buffs Hard-to-Reach Areas in Seconds. Fits all Drills, Air Tools, Drill Presses and Bench Grinders. Great for Textured and Smooth Surfaces. Can be Machine Washed and Reused up to 30 Times. Use Indoors or Outdoors. Will not Shed Lint.

[AlienInv8r]

I can't imagine why it wouldnt work on your wheels. I'd be hesitant to use it on my paint just in case I slipped a hair and ate my paint with the drill itself. But it looks just like a microfiber towel cut into strips on a ball, would probably be great for cleaning up your wheels.

[Shirl]

Flitz is just ok. I'm not really impressed with it. I'd go with Blue Magic. I've used it by hand and with a buffer to take out some serious stains in my Weld Draglites.

[LD]

hmmm, ok thanks shirl
I'll check out blue magic

oh and btw I would NEVER take it to my paint lol thats just a little to ballsy for me

[95FirebirdConvertible]

This doesn't have anything to do with the wheels, but Blue Magic Convertible Top Cleaner sure doesn't take any stains out.

[Camarorulz]

I doubt that thing will remove oxidation. Might be a nice quick way to clean rims though. LD, you might want to consider getting ceramic brake pads, that will cut down the amount of grime that gets on your rims considerably. I did this and I don't have to clean my rims half as much as I used to.

[LD]

Originally posted by Camarorulz:
I doubt that thing will remove oxidation. Might be a nice quick way to clean rims though. LD, you might want to consider getting ceramic brake pads, that will cut down the amount of grime that gets on your rims considerably. I did this and I don't have to clean my rims half as much as I used to.

yes, actually I have been looking at a set of Hawk pads and vette has some nice rotors that my cousin has on his ws6 that don't warp like these stock ones
I think he spent $300ish all the way around for everything

[Crashtest]

We sell this thing, or one just like it at work. I think just a brush & soapy water is just as good.

[LD]

lol ok
thanks for the info