Willowsdad

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I have one of these



Obviously this isn't mine as it's clean, but it's too dark to get any good pictures.
Anyway, mine has started to darken and pit slightly, and I was wondering what's the best way to bring it back to its finest. I have searched online, but it seems they're quite rare. I've read that coke and tinfoil is good for chrome so might be worth a shot. Any ideas?

B0DSKI

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Britemax metal twins will bring that up beautifully

Willowsdad

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In that case I'll add some to my next cyc order.

Willowsdad

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Just checked and cyc don't stock britemax. I've got meguiars nxt metal polish. Do you think that'll work? Forgot to mention it's billet aluminium not stainless.

B0DSKI

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Not really.

The beauty of the twins is they both work together. The first one cuts then the second one refines, much like machine polishing paintwork.

Tim @ Envy Valeting sells them. Tell him Boyd sent you

http://envybrushes.com/products_info.asp?id=328

Scoobydoo Ste

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Autosol?

Tyre-fitter

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got to agree Autosol for alloy,we used to use it on polished alloy diesel tanks when I was truck driving.