neubstang

I was looking to see if there is anyone on the boards, who works with metal or polishing and cleaning metal. I have a polished Kenne Bell, valve covers and intake tube that need some tlc. I used windex on the metal, and it left some spotting that I cannot seem to remove with the mothers polishing compound I have. I was hoping one of you guys ran into this problem, and found a great product that works without buffing.

vanquish

I assume you're treating these parts while theyre still on the car so you like you said you cant really buff the parts.

Did you try never-dull?

DreamerGT

+1 Never Dull is a great product.

neubstang

All the parts are on the vehicle, so it does make it harder. Do most parts stores carry the never dull stuff?

chrisgtr

yes they do.. its glorious stuff. short story real quick.... this guy puts windex on his 18x10 cobras. he thinks he has ruined them and decides to sell them ($200!!!!) what did i do?? bought some never dull and now i have a sexy set of 18x10 cobras for 200 bucks. THE END

neubstang

I love short stories that have happy endings like this, I had no idea windex would cause any problems like this!?

Mustang_NTriangle

hey neubstang - I passed you on Saturday by middleboro rotary last weekend I knew it was you after I passed you as I noticed your color and saw your DRs in the side mirror. We should catch up sometime this summer.

Going in for a retune with a new PMAS meter and Anderson power pipe soon

lizzyfan

Mother's chrome polish is what I use, inexpensive and works great
Just a little buffing

neubstang

I tried the never dull on the top of my polished Kenne Bell and on my Moroso coolant overflow tank today, it improved it somewhat but there are still spots. The wadding got pretty black when wiping, I am going to try another pass on the surfaces tomorrow.

vanquish

Yes that's how it works. After you apply it let it sit for a while and let it haze.