You could use a last polish with a metal polishing compound like Autosol. It
says it contains a protector against oxidation. Just a thought and it would
give it a nice final buff :-)
David
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard.R.Olson@tc.faa.gov <Richard.R.Olson@tc.faa.gov>
To: triumphs@autox.team.net <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Sent: Mon Oct 23 09:52:45 2000
Subject: Coating for clean (ed) parts?
Listers:
I got bored watching the leaves fall (and thinking how much fun
it'll be raking them), so I removed my dingy looking accelerator
linkage. I used a Dremel tool and wire brushed then buffed it till
it shined (I said I was bored!). The linkage came up very shiny;
it looks like it was plated (chrome?), actually looks nice.
Now, how do I keep it that way? Is there any recommended way to
preserve the shine (wax? clear paint?).
Thanks,
Rick Olson
'72 TR6 - daily driver, being refurbished one small step at a time
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