[Spridgets] stainless polishing

[Red Midget]

OK guys and gals try this to clean your aluminum, chrome, and stainless.  It
will clean it really well but won't protect the metal.  To protect it just use
some good ole turtle wax paste. 
 
Take about 5-6 tablespoonfulls of baking soda, mix it in about 16-20 ounces of
water, shake it up, and BINGO! - instant metal polish. Just wipe it on, let it
dry, and wipe it off.  For more stubborn dirt and stains use 000 steel wool. 
And as they always say "Test in an inconspicious spot first"


--- On Wed, 4/28/10, Fisher, Ed <edwd at ti.com> wrote:


From: Fisher, Ed <edwd at ti.com>
Subject: [Spridgets] stainless polishing
To: "spridgets at autox.team.net" <spridgets at autox.team.net>
Date: Wednesday, April 28, 2010, 10:08 AM


I too use buffer wheels with various rouges for polishing; cuts work time
significantly and will buff to a luster with minimal practice.  However, when
polishing aluminum and I would imagine that stainless would behave similarly,
which cannot be detached and taken to a wheel I have found a product that was
nothing short of amazing.  I was skeptical at first when a friend told me of
his experience, it sounded too good to be true, but it was a trusted friend
so
what the heck I ordered some.  It is "Miracle Metal Polish" (google it) and
it
comes in a pretty nondescript bottle.  The casings on my 1984 Kawasaki had
dulled and I had tried darned near everything, including dremel polishing
tools with rouge.  The Miracle Metal Polish worked amazingly, and not only
that seems to have left some sort of barrier film on the metal which has
slowed the oxidation, or at least that is how it seems.  It takes a little
elbow grease, but I don't see anyone on this list that is afraid of
that...BTW, no financial interest whatsoever.

Ed Fisher
Dallas, Tx
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