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  • phatphony

    #16
    when polishing aliminium a little trick i use is autosol aliminium polish then spray mrsheen over the top after polishing.the mr sheen gives it a waxy coating thus protecting it from the elements

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    • TPL

      #17
      Sand to 800 grit, then if you have a hand held grinder, install a buffing pad on it and apply buffing compound to it and you will be making very fast work of bringing those covers to a mirror finish, and you don't even have to remove the covers. Home depot sells the stick type compound marketed by Royobi, works great!
      Last edited by Guest; 10-16-2011, 05:50 PM.

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      • GS ace

        #18
        You're so right JR. I steer my customers away from clear coat on aluminum engine parts.

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        • Guest

          #19
          No need to clear coat IMHO. Get 'em shiny and use Mother's aluminum polish. It has a protectant in it...kind of like a wax. If you live in a humid place, go over them about once a month. None of my parts have been cleared and they still look as good as the day I did them with minimal upkeep.

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