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Thought I'd share my detail of the "inside" portion of my Halibrands using NXT Metal Polish and a cotton wheel drill attachment. This product is a very non-abrasive metal polish for billet aluminum (and other metals) and should be used as a "final" polish.
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Matt: yeppers...it's pretty new and I don't know if it's available at the retail stores yet.



Mike Phillips had a special on the Meg's On Line with free shipping (the cost of the polish is only $5 or $6). Check the MOL site for details.



It does a superb job on metal that is already polished but needs a final buff with little or no scratches.
 
Perry: well, after: Simichrome, Maas, Wenol, Never Dull, Mother's Billet, Meguiars Metal and a couple of others I could probably find in the garage...it seems this product is a winner.



Many moons ago, I was in the polishing and plating business (until the EPA got so restrictive with platers) and really appreciate the nice shine of polished aluminum.



Yep...like it...gonna get a re-supply soon.
 
Totoland..I have just about every metal polish that you listed...Mothers, Mothers Billet, Simichrome, Never Dull, Meguiars GC Metal Cleaner, Blue Magic...etc.



Is this product really much better than all of the above??? I have a TON of polished metal on my show car. I might have to give this a try.
 
Pats300zx said:
Totoland..I have just about every metal polish that you listed...Mothers, Mothers Billet, Simichrome, Never Dull, Meguiars GC Metal Cleaner, Blue Magic...etc.



Is this product really much better than all of the above??? I have a TON of polished metal on my show car. I might have to give this a try.
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From what I hear, no, however this product does have a protective coating in it :)
 
Pats300zx said:
Totoland..I have just about every metal polish that you listed...Mothers, Mothers Billet, Simichrome, Never Dull, Meguiars GC Metal Cleaner, Blue Magic...etc.



Is this product really much better than all of the above??? I have a TON of polished metal on my show car. I might have to give this a try.
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Pats300zx: Like you, I've used a lot of the other brands and this one seems to work the best. It is definitely smoother in texture than the others (probably the lack of abrasive stuff) and applies easily.



I tend to use 2 cotton buffing wheels: spiral sewn for initial polish and "loose" sewn for final buff.



I'd say for the price...it's worth a try (not like you're buying Souveran LOL)
 
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