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A "How To" question
About 3.5 years ago, I bought a set of new Buick style, black & chrome, Ralley wheels (ok, so they must be reproductions) for my '71 Buick. The car has not been a daily driver; I exercise it at least 1-to-4 times per month, depending on the weather (except during Winter); I maintain the car (including the use of Meguiar's products) such that it has won awards/trophies at car shows; and I had thought that those wheels were ok too, since of course they would help it be such an award-winning car.
However, I have discovered the appearance of "rust dots" around the outer half of the wheel rims (chrome); not "all over them" like a coat of polka-dots, but "here & there" around the rims; and you almost have to sit down with each one, and really look for them, but they are there, so they can be found. So now I must ask: How do I remove those "rust dots", or is it already too late for anything short of a "professional"?
However, I have discovered the appearance of "rust dots" around the outer half of the wheel rims (chrome); not "all over them" like a coat of polka-dots, but "here & there" around the rims; and you almost have to sit down with each one, and really look for them, but they are there, so they can be found. So now I must ask: How do I remove those "rust dots", or is it already too late for anything short of a "professional"?
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