Polishing

It says on the pakage to use it in your cordless drill.....the batteries were dead for my cordless drill
so I chucked it up in my die grinder I had red foam dust all over the place in about 2mins and a stub chuked up in my diegrinder
yea foose that fucker worked like a dream

I do most of my polishing with cotton wheels on my diegrinder and trpoli and rouge compounds the fallow up with a hand rubbing compound

tell you what here is houston there is a truck stop and if your wheels are in good shape and just need so good ole shining you can pull in there and there are a group of guys that will polish them right there on the truck for 10 bucks apiece and make them look damn good ... if you need sanding and a good buffing i think they charge like 50 bucks apiece.. so just bring them here

what is the link to the alcoa site to chekc out the stuff they have ...

yeah i have used just about everything i could find , so after reading this one i did some searching and found this link to aloca

we might be in the same state but your still 6-7 hours away
Polishing is tedious but you really feel like you've done somehting when your through.