I love stupid people

metal polish will definitely do Something, lol

and I personally used 105/205 with that megs da drill attachment on my frontier and then then pblv1 back in the day. it is doable. not such a great cut though, but a good workout nonetheless

metal polish, lol

man im missing all the fun on that forum

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Geez Ron ... What a lucky break his car was painted blue or that "Blue Magic" remedy would have never worked!
 
wow...let us know once(if) a logical explanation as to how that metal polish works on paint emerges .
 
Throw at em that the solvents in the metal polish with cause paint swelling and for a short time reduce the swirls.....
 
Hey, I`m just as stupid! I made this "mistake" of polishing some clear-coated satin aluminum wheels (Unbeknownst to me) with Blue Magic Metal Polish on a (brand new) GMC truck. Luckily, I did not hand-rub too hard, but I am sure I induced some micro-marring. Lesson learned?; ASK what type of finish is on a wheel. Chances are, unless its chromed or highly polished aluminum, it`s clear-coated, which does NOT require the use of a metal polish. Treat it just like a painted surface (IE , paint polish and follow with wax/sealant/coating).
 
Lonnie said:
Hey, I`m just as stupid! I made this "mistake" of polishing some clear-coated satin aluminum wheels (Unbeknownst to me) with Blue Magic Metal Polish on a (brand new) GMC truck. Luckily, I did not hand-rub too hard, but I am sure I induced some micro-marring. Lesson learned?; ASK what type of finish is on a wheel. Chances are, unless its chromed or highly polished aluminum, it`s clear-coated, which does NOT require the use of a metal polish. Treat it just like a painted surface (IE , paint polish and follow with wax/sealant/coating).
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Joe Torbati once said that if you haven`t made mistakes, you haven`t really detailed much. I agree (I have made a ton of em)
 
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