I agree... Both Adams Metal Polish #1 and #2 are a Chemical cut, not an Abrasive cut.
#1 for the dirty work, and #2 for continued maintenance. Good luck with your Chrome...

I have Black painted wheels. I've been using the Brilliant Spray Glaze for a continued protective coating. It seems to be working well with the salt and junk from the roads.
I apply it every time I wash the wheels. It keeps the bumpers (chrome) shiney too.

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MY RIDE: 99' Dodge Ram 2500 SLT 4x4 diesel QC/sb - MBRP dual exhaust, Edge Drag Comp stacked w/Smarty, aFe Stage 2 intake,
SO VP-44, AirDog 150, RV275's, Bilstein 5100's, Revtek Leveler, Cobalt gauges, 35" Hankook MT's on 18" KMC D-back rims,
Sno-way 29T, Husky 5th wheel slider & Prodigy controller.

i used meguiars hot rims chrome cleaner and it worked really well. washed the rims with soap and water when i ded the truck, then you spray the meguiars on and let is sit for about 30 seconds then spray it off. it had mine shining really good.

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2006 Dodge Ram 2500 QC/SB, Big Horn, Auto trans 5.9L Cummins Diesel, 285/70/17 BFG Mud Terrains on 17x9 Moto Metals. 5" Magnaflow turbo back exhaust