Hello my husbands a OTR truck driver and just got a new Peterbuilt it has all aluminum wheels when he goes down south he sees alot of sweet trucks with there rims polished and they look chrome theres truck stops down there where guys will do it but it aint cheap like 25 a rim does anyone know how it done and what they use when hes home for the weekends me and my som want to suprise him and do itfor him while hes gone shopping for a while or something like that Thanks for your help
I'm sorry I don't understand your question, why couldn't a pan be used without liners? Or do you want to use liners without a pan? The Wilton website has a message board, maybe you could ask thereSometimes if I have extra batter from a cake, I use the silver cups inside a ramekin.
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You'll need a right angle grinder and round disc polishing wheelGet some Emory or the most course metal polishing rouge you find and apply the rouge to the polishing wheelThen work for a long time on each wheel with emory or course rouge till they start to shine then use a jewlers rouge and work another long time till they shine like chromeThe $25 is cheap compared to the time and work to do this at homeI did the aluminum wheels on my P/U and it took 2 days, so imagine how long it will take for the big semi wheels
