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Old 04-07-04, 05:55   #1 (permalink)
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Angry Mothers mag/aluminum polish hard to buff off

Maybe I put too much on and tried to buff off right away. I feel like I have to put pressure on the towel to buff it off. Is this a product where you apply and then wait for the polish to dry and then buff off? Or can I apply it and then buff off immediately?
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Old 04-07-04, 06:21   #2 (permalink)
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It's basically a cream with a fine polish. Wipe on, wipe off. Depending on how stained or dirt the aluminum is, you might have to apply some elbow grease. I have never have had to buff to hard to get it off. Maybe you are using too much. Try using it like you would use DACP and the like.
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Old 04-07-04, 08:41   #3 (permalink)
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Don't let it dry - apply with an applicator and start rubbing. It'll turn black. The longer you rub, the shinier it'll get.

You may want to try applying it with a blue rubber nitrile glove, and do your rubbing with the glove. Then, wipe with a MF to remove the residue.
 
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I apply it with a terry cloth, then turn to a dry spot, and remove it with that. I never have to buff it very hard. The terry cloth fibers are good for pulling the polish off.
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