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Gort
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posted 02-26-2014 07:31 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Gort     send a private message to Gort   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by Gort
I'm going to start polishing and buffing some undecarriage parts. Some people say pink rouge is what's needed and some say use only the white. Any body guys out there that know. The information on the web is confusing. Catfish?
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posted 02-26-2014 08:51 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for catfish     send a private message to catfish   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by catfish
im assuming your talking aluminum parts.dont use that stuff.use a mild rubbing compound is the best any brand will due.you can also use a small buffing pad ,held on with velcro and washable on a drill.its small enough to get into tight places its about 4 inches in dia.

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quote:
Originally posted by catfish:
im assuming your talking aluminum parts.dont use that stuff.use a mild rubbing compound is the best any brand will due.you can also use a small buffing pad ,held on with velcro and washable on a drill.its small enough to get into tight places its about 4 inches in dia.

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I did my front suspension... sanded it first working my way up to 2000 then went to a black polishing compound, then brown and finished with the white... lots of work, but did a great job..
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posted 02-26-2014 10:19 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for DTK     send a private message to DTK   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by DTK
Save yourself allot of headache. get Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish. I have polished many my race cars interior aluminum sheet metal work to look like a near mirror finish with this stuff. Just use a polisher on slow speed. Amazing stuff
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posted 03-01-2014 10:09 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for WildCat     send a private message to WildCat   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by WildCat
I used SEMI CHROME paste

Did the best for me

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Sometimes you have to work your way from coarse to fine and it saves a lot of time.

I don't like to use a drill to do this kind of work depending on how much you are planning on doing. I like air tools like this one.
http://www.grainger.com/product/CHICAGO-PNEUMATIC-Air-Polisher-Buffer-WP95407/_/N-kj2?s_pp=false

It should last you a lifetime.

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