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- donn0128Explorer IITarnish from salt air? Go to the auto parts store and buy one of those wheel brightening balls and some polishing paste. Should take care of it easily. Follow up with a coat of clear lacquer.
- Griz14Explorer
donn0128 wrote:
Tarnish from salt air? Go to the auto parts store and buy one of those wheel brightening balls and some polishing paste. Should take care of it easily. Follow up with a coat of clear lacquer.
It think salt air caused it. I just bought the trailer and the original owner did live a few miles from the ocean. Do you use the polishing paste with the brightening ball?
Thanks for the idea. - donn0128Explorer IIThats what I would use. There are also products to remove the tarnish from aluminum. But that might be a bit more work.
- Old-BiscuitExplorer IIILowes where the tool boxes are........Diamond Brite
- robsouthExplorer IIAlso a product called "Never Dull" will help renew the sheen.
- Bruce_H_Explorer
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Lowes where the tool boxes are........Diamond Brite
X2 - Griz14ExplorerThanks everyone for your input...I have a good idea now what I need to do to Get Err Done!
- wrenchbenderExplorerI have used never dull in the past.After polishing I wash with Martha and spray with clear coat.
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