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Review: Chrome and Metal Polish

posted by  lukeball on  Thu Mar 22 15:19 CST 2012
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So, I wanted to share some great results that I had have with a few products. I used the aluminum foil trick before on chrome and it worked quite well, but I found something even better. It is called X-treme Metal Polish and X-treme Metal Majic Sealer.

I was able to polish the aluminum door sills enough that I can now see my face in them. It won't remove serious rust, but it cleans them up very well. Mine were highly oxidized. I also polished up a chrome mirror and it turned out well also.

The sealer is not a wax, so it leaves no residue (no fingerprints) and it helps to shine up the parts even more. I highly recommend these products, if you need to clean up any chrome, stainless or aluminum on your car. I haven't tried any other products, so I can't compare.

I purchased them from http://raceglaze.net/Products_Store/

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1959 Volvo Amazon 121, 1998 Volvo V70R AWD






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