Start with a cleasnser like
Comet. With a wet rag and a
bucket of clean water.
Sprinkle some powder on
the rag and hose the wheel
down. Work the comet
around the rim until you
feel the rough spots
smoothing out. Don't let
the Comet become dry.
You'll know this when it
starts to drag.
Once smoothed out, rinse
well and dry.
Next, use #0000 steel wool
and a light oil. Sewing
machine oil works well.
Polish with the steel wool
& oil to bring out the shine.
Wipe down with some
laquer thinner. Spray the
rim with a clear ment for
wheels.
Though this may sound
old school, with a little
effort they should shine up
pretty good. This method
works well for pitted
chrome also.
For those with whitewall
tires, the Comet makes
the white vivid. Just gotta
make sure it stays wet while scrubbing.
(with a brush)
The black of the tire will
take on a clean natural
look without the use of any
tire dressings.
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These wheels are over 30 years old.