I have a few high polished aluminum peices in my engine bay and i guess from using a crappy towel they have developed some marring, slight swirling and light scratches, the surface is mirror like but hazy, how can i get it back to mirror like w/o it being repolished by a machine, any metal polishes that will achieve this? I have read about alot of metal polishes that are to be used in steps but i can`t find one that says it will remove water spots and fine scratches. Help!!! :shocked
Give Mothers Billit polish a try .. thats what I used as a final step when I was making my aluminum heat shields. Then I AIO/SG
I know http://www.heavymetalpolish.com makes some great stuff.
Their fine and medium grade metal polish would do the trick .
I`m going to be ordering some of their coarsest polish in hopes of removing oxidation from my middle exhaust pipe.
I agree with Jess on the Billit cleaner. I used it to
"buff" out some scratches in some stainless exhaust
tips and it`s amazing. It does take some work if their
a little deeper than slight marring, but they do eventually
come out. Hope that helps.
The Beer Man:D ;) :p
NevRDull (sp?) or similar `wadding` polish. They are great for aluminum or stainless steel.
Jim
going to try heavy metal polish after speaking with them and go from there, thanks for the suggestions.
Thanks for the link i checked it out.
Don`t mean to hijack, but what about swirls/scratches in chrome? Would the mother`s billet polish work?