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Someone on here suggested using Mother's Aluminum polish and I will tell you this, the stuff works. My triple tree is/was polished aluminum but now that it is 4 years old, it was tarnished pretty badly. It was a dull looking haze that just would not wash off. A little elbow grease, a dremel type tool with a polishing head on it and it is all clean and shiney. Here is a picture of the top done and the bottom not yet done.
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Get some white diamond polish. A friend showed me this stuff a week ago, get at auto parts store. This was the easiest polish I have ever used. Hardly no elbow grease an makes aluminum sparkle like new.
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...Diamond&mc=WTD
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...Diamond&mc=WTD
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Someone on here suggested using Mother's Aluminum polish and I will tell you this, the stuff works. My triple tree is/was polished aluminum but now that it is 4 years old, it was tarnished pretty badly. It was a dull looking haze that just would not wash off. A little elbow grease, a dremel type tool with a polishing head on it and it is all clean and shiney. Here is a picture of the top done and the bottom not yet done.
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