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B-O-B · 05-24-2015, 11:26 PM

Guys think chrome is hard but it is not. Just ask me. I found out the hard way having rested a chrome bumper on gravel while I was working on it. I don't recall what I was doing to it but I do remember the marks the gravel made in the chrome.
This was some 20 years ago so the grey matter is a bit tarnished. When I had the 57 bird with wire wheels I used a product called British Wire Wheel cleaner. Spray it on & was it off then dry with a hairdrier or just air & a soft cloth. I think it contained phosforic acid but don't remember the % of it in the cleaner. It did work great.

hbwoody · 05-25-2015, 10:14 AM

The best I have found for me is:
Surf City Garage Killer Chrome Perfect Polish
http://surfcitygarage.com/killer-chr...ct-polish.html

05-24-2015, 11:26 PM	#21
B-O-B Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Ft Mohave,Az Posts: 1,988	Re: Chrome polish Guys think chrome is hard but it is not. Just ask me. I found out the hard way having rested a chrome bumper on gravel while I was working on it. I don't recall what I was doing to it but I do remember the marks the gravel made in the chrome. This was some 20 years ago so the grey matter is a bit tarnished. When I had the 57 bird with wire wheels I used a product called British Wire Wheel cleaner. Spray it on & was it off then dry with a hairdrier or just air & a soft cloth. I think it contained phosforic acid but don't remember the % of it in the cleaner. It did work great.

05-25-2015, 10:14 AM	#22
hbwoody Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Huntington Beach CA Posts: 3	Re: Chrome polish The best I have found for me is: Surf City Garage Killer Chrome Perfect Polish http://surfcitygarage.com/killer-chr...ct-polish.html