Chrome cleaner???
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Tourer
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From: Mississippi
Chrome cleaner???
The tripletree on my Dyna has what looks like just water spots, but I couldn't get them off. I tried Mother's Chrome Cleaner. No luck.
Anyway, today I tried some Heavy Cut rubbing compound on one small area. It got rid of them, but that stuff is a little more abrasive than I would like to use. Other chrome, like my headlight visor, pipes, fork brace etc. are fine. Its just those brackets at the top of my forks.
Any suggestions???
Thanks
Anyway, today I tried some Heavy Cut rubbing compound on one small area. It got rid of them, but that stuff is a little more abrasive than I would like to use. Other chrome, like my headlight visor, pipes, fork brace etc. are fine. Its just those brackets at the top of my forks.
Any suggestions???
Thanks
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Upstate NY / San Clemente CA
RE: Chrome cleaner???
Master Formula metal gloss
Just picked some up at the easy riders bike show in Pomona. It is awesome. My trees had a "hazy" look no matter what I tried. Now they look great. It workes on everything. Jewlery, nicknacks...ect. I also got the sealer gloss. Great product. Have not looked on line yet, but you should be able to find it.
Just picked some up at the easy riders bike show in Pomona. It is awesome. My trees had a "hazy" look no matter what I tried. Now they look great. It workes on everything. Jewlery, nicknacks...ect. I also got the sealer gloss. Great product. Have not looked on line yet, but you should be able to find it.
Road Warrior
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Michigan
RE: Chrome cleaner???
I think the stuff I use is called Never Dull. (I'm at work right now) My brother-in-law said they used to use it in the Air Force.
Works great on chrome! You will need to wax after using it.
Works great on chrome! You will need to wax after using it.
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