I used to use this stuff back in the early 80's on all the shiny stuff (titanium engine bay panels, external exhaust pipe areas, etc.) on the F-15 eagle for static displays before air shows. I've been using it ever since! Ironic that it is now an "eagle one" product
It will remove very, very light corrosion. Anything remotely pitted or stubborn you need 0000 steel wool. Spray WD40 on it first and buff away. Follow up with Never Dull and you will have a showroom shine.
Wd40 huh? I’m using this stuff now on my polished aluminum wheels that are tarnished to hell. Took me 3 hrs and about 4 rounds per wheel and I finally have a shine. I’ll try that wd40 . Does that also help protect the shine?
I'm pretty sure it's available at Walmart and Home Depot and some parts stores. There's also a link in the video description for the product through Amazon.
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Sold! Good endorsement. Perfect video, straight and to the point. I’m gonna pick some of this up next time I’m at advance auto, orilleys, autozone
I used to use this stuff back in the early 80's on all the shiny stuff (titanium engine bay panels, external exhaust pipe areas, etc.) on the F-15 eagle for static displays before air shows. I've been using it ever since! Ironic that it is now an "eagle one" product
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It will remove very, very light corrosion. Anything remotely pitted or stubborn you need 0000 steel wool. Spray WD40 on it first and buff away. Follow up with Never Dull and you will have a showroom shine.
Great advice!
Wd40 huh? I’m using this stuff now on my polished aluminum wheels that are tarnished to hell. Took me 3 hrs and about 4 rounds per wheel and I finally have a shine. I’ll try that wd40 . Does that also help protect the shine?
@@daveh9551 wd40 take away dirt
You said it cotains mineral sprits does that mean I need to wear breathing protection?
where do you buy the wadding polish
I'm pretty sure it's available at Walmart and Home Depot and some parts stores. There's also a link in the video description for the product through Amazon.
So it's basically like using a microfiber cloth with a mild abrasive Ie. chrome cleaner.
Tried this on my chrome bumper and it just turned it opaque. No matter how much I try wiping it again it just stays dull and cloudy
That happen to mine on my front bumber
Great video my man.
Thank you!
Thank you !
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Going to get a can @ Canadian Tire and do 4 17" rims
Awesome! 😁👍
i like this produt .but it get dry to fast in the can .