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I agree if you want things to look good I would find a good set of polished wheels, polish them up put some wax on them to help and just repolish them every spring and they will look sharp! Adam's polishes makes an outstanding polish for wheels. It's all I use on my weld 18x10 dune *'s and when I get them shinned up they look as good if not better than chrome wheels. If not every years or so you`ll be repainting them, and powered coating will cost almost as much as buying a new wheel. What size wheel do you have and whats the bolt pattern? I`ll keep my eyes out! Your driven a sweet truck you want that TT to look as sweet also!!!!
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