a nickel huh? never heard that. on my sportbike i used to use eagle one metal polish. same thing as nevr-dull for you military folks. worked excellent for shoe marks....

 

neverdull..works great on everything ive had to get off chrome.

 

This thread was very necessary since I just gave my 2 year old a ride the other day and now have rubber from her shoes on my engine. I'll be trying some of these things.

 

Good discusstion
The sweetie had 2 inch heels on her boots. When we got done the right heel was only 1 inch.
She has walked in circles ever since.
I used goo gone.

 

Try using brake fluid with a soft rag. Chrome is very easy to scratch with steel wool and scotch brite. The fine scratches are very noticable under florescent lights. I found brake fluid works the best.

 

I've had great luck with "Flitz."

Anyone else that has used it, will testify how well it works.

http://www.flitz-polish.com/family.a...L=MAIN,FLIT%2C

P.S. The sale prices aren't too shabby either!

 

Get some fine bronze wool from the hardware store. It is usually next to the steel wool.
Run the bike about 2 minutes to warm things up. Use the bronze wool with a car polish.
I use TR 3. Do not use it dry. The polyester will wipe off without scratching.

 

Go to Walmart and buy a can of Tech carb. cleanner, don't get it on the paint but it should take it off with no problem, I use it alot.

 

Good suggestions, but Jason has posted once, never been back, so obviously he's either fixed his problem, or scratched the **** out of his new chrome.

 

I was thinking the samething Joe. As you said he either scratched the hell out of his chrome, or he didnt like us bagging on his "Miracle Fabric".