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armyman from Dover, AR asks
Q: I bought a 2002 Ford F150 last summer and I wash and wax it every weekend. I've noticed that the aluminum wheels have scratches on them. A friend of mine said it looked like someone used an abrasive pad on it. I've tried all kinds of polishes and nothing seems to work. Can you help?
Ashot Serobian, Armor All® R&D
A: The scratches on your wheels can be covered up if they are shallow, but if polishes and waxes don't solve your problem, the damage may need to be addressed by a professional or you may need to replace them.
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