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Yep, I got the wading polish called Never Dull and it shined the bumpers up great. Like you said the deep rust doesn't come off the rims like magic, but that stuff made a big difference in their appearance. Good suggestion.
I decided to take those running boards off last year b/c they are Ugly. It didn't take long except for a couple of rusty bolts, but I think the setup looks a ton better without them. I hope this shine last more than a couple of days, but the hard part is done with the initial rub down and wax, maintaining it will be easier, but routine. I just realized that pic doesn't show the new shine off as well as some of the others I took, but it's still better. Thanks for the comments guys! Cruise on.
I live in Panama City Beach, not exactly close, but in the same state. Almost all the coastal areas look real similar though.
I used rubbing compound by Turtle Wax, and then followed it up with the Turtle Wax-in the green canister. I started off washing it real good with a car washing liquid and then started the compound. I don't know if there is a difference b/t rubbing and polishing, or which is better, but I would imagine the rubbing b/c it has enough abrasives to remove the oxidized paint from the surface. I started to use 3 stage meguires but this way was a lot cheaper and it looks great.
