Alcoa Finish Options (LvL One, Mirror Polish, Dura-Bright)
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Here we are comparing Alcoa's different finish types; LvL One, Mirror Polish, and Dura-Bright. These are Alcoa's most common finish options.
The finish for Alcoa wheels is specified by replacing the 6th digit with the appropriate finish option.
7 - LvL One Finish (Clean Buff finish)
1 - Mirror polished outside only (Steer / Front / Pusher)
2 - Mirror polished inside only (Drive / Rear / Trailer)
Dura-Bright® Wheels are identified by adding “DB” at the end of the regular part number.
The best description of Alcoa wheels from anyone, ever. Thank you.
I'm the designer of the EVO wheels logo and Alcoa product photographer (Europe), so nice to see this and very good explanation. Hard to show the difference with studio images.
Yes it is tough to show people photos and we would always get a lot of questions on the finish differences. The video has really helped clear things up for customers.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. It helps in purchasing. Now I'm going to your website.
If you don't mind polishing your wheels than LVL One or Mirror Finish would be the way to go. Dura Brights are good, but if someone is not careful with the wheels when they're changing them than once it's scratched your not gonna be able to polish them out. Definitely wouldn't recommend Dura Brights on a dump truck, they'll have a better chance of getting scratched and messed up.
Helpful video, thanks!
Yeah the dura bright and mirror are the same thing. But if you a real chrome person. You still can tell the mirror finish is the one that stands out more. Dura just means less work to maintain. But mirror gives you that show quality shine
Thanks for the details
I have the lvl ones right now, is it possible for me to just polish them to achieve the mirror finish??
Yes, you will be able to without much effort.
You will have to sand the machine marks off.
I was wondering do they make other shape holes anymore for wheels because I used to remember ovals squares triangles slots does alcoa still make those
Yes they do make them but you can only buy them through the truck dealership.
Zombie dead girl is right. My new t880 has ridges in the pony wheels. Came from Kenworth with water pots. A pain to polish out
What can be done with Dura British that are disclored and or lightly scratched?
I want a set of 24.5 in mirror bright for my freightliner. I have 22.5 now
How much are the dura bright
what if the sticker is missing? how to id then?
Why don't they offer the mirror finish with the protective coating as on the Dura Bright???
The Dura-Bright is the Mirror Finish with the protective coating. The Dura-Bright process dulls the wheels slightly, that is all.
what type of finish does a wheel have if it only has the alcoa sticker with no finish indicating sticker.
if it is a Blue Sticker it is most likely mirror finish, the LvL one wheels also have a blue sticker but it normally says LvL One as well.
I have a 97 Chevy dually. Wanted to know if you can tell me what set up I can use? I want to run super single in the rear so do you know the set up as far as size and is it hub or stud rims that I have to use? Any info would be helpful 🙏🏽
Are you wanting to use 22.5 super singles?
If I want to get the Ultra one wheels for the steering axle on my truck with the mirror polish, what option I have to choose? Option 1, polished outside only or option 2, polished inside only?
you would get the part number ending in 1 for a steer
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Any of this come in a 24.5" rim size?
Yes these options are available on most Alcoa wheels.
Ty Sir.
Whats the best way to clean my mirror polish wheels.
We really like to use Shark Hyde, they make a really great aluminum cleaner and polish.
www.sharkhide.com/
Renegade products makes a great polish that's fast and easy to use. After polishing, use the (Sio2) Hydro Guard product to seal and protect the rims
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I've got dura bright wheels that are showing some wear. Pitting and so forth. What do Ido ?
You can remove the finish and then polish like a traditional wheel.
Your tire guy should be able to trade for a fresh set. Doing it that way isn't terribly expensive