Polishing Aluminum

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Originally Posted by 2manymustangs

Yeeep, having only used the cotton candy stuff from Wizard, I would absolutely consider using it on something that large :) I cant comment on the "metal renew"...

Assuming that this stuff from Wizard (the pink cotton candy stuff) is essentially the same as x-treem I would go with what SharpShooter is suggesting... He has miles of aluminum to polish and his stuff looks great... :) See his post #22

I liked the wizard stuff because it seemed to work so easy (less elbow grease and not messy)...

S.S. has way more experience...

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I wanted to polish up the spinner on the airplane which can not be modified legally (eg. chromed) but can certainly be polished. It stays in the hangar so not a lot of exposure to the elements but over a 20 year period of not being polished it is in need of a serious restoration.

I'm just wondering if the first time I should just take it off and bring it to a polisher and then just maintain monthly with something like one of the products above.....what do you guys think?

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Originally Posted by Paul65K

I wanted to polish up the spinner on the airplane which can not be modified legally (eg. chromed) but can certainly be polished. It stays in the hangar so not a lot of exposure to the elements but over a 20 year period of not being polished it is in need of a serious restoration.

I'm just wondering if the first time I should just take it off and bring it to a polisher and then just maintain monthly with something like one of the products above.....what do you guys think?

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nothing ventured nothing gained... try the pink cotton candy stuff and see what u think, that is if you can afford the $15 price tag... ;) You wont end up looking like The Doctors son if you go this route, I can't even tell if that was Buzz or Paul in the picture... :LMAOsmiley:


my 2cents...

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Originally Posted by The Doctor

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