Looking for new Chrome polish

Apparently they (eshine) do not carry the chrome polish (or the enzyme spray)....
OK, so maybe I`ll have to look to Calgary :wacko: if I want to try this stuff out (hard to believe I can`t find any in Ontario)
And the search continues
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Mooser said:
Thanks
Email sent (cart already has some blackhole and bird &#* remover in it waiting for Natty Black to be back in stock.
Also asked about the new enzyme odor spray JIC they have it as well, wouldn`t be a bad thing to have on the shelf (and cheaper (smaller container at least) than the megs I use now.)
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Accumulator said:
Isn`t that the one that can be rinsed off?
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yes, when you`re done you can hose down the entire area and then optionally follow up with a QD or whatever. P21S is just rebranding a German-made metal soap sold to chefs and whomever needs metal clean. You can use it on your better pots and pans, like Barkeepers friend, but more geared towards higher quality stuff, even silver.
 
WaxAddict- Ah, OK, thanks for confirming, thought that was it. I`m keeping it in mind should I work through some of the products I already have.
 
My suggestion is Simichrome found at a Harley-Davidson dealership for polishing.
I also use Optimum Polymer Technology`s Metal Polish; good cleaning with some protection and very reflective.

For heavier cleaning of chrome I suggest Meg`s M101 compound on a soft flannel-like microfiber cloth or special metal-polishing specific microfiber. Some like cotton cloth diapers for cleaning chrome. Yes, you can scratch chrome, so clean it first with soap and water or APC or bug-splat cleaner.
 
Seeing where you are, contact Bryan at 3D/HD. They have 2 GTA locations including a new one that I think is close to you. He`ll have what you need.
 
When I had my `68 Camaro - I used nothing but 0000 steel wool and Optimum Chrome Polish. Worked great.

Before that I used to use Never-Dull. The stuff worked really well. My cousin turned me on to it after using it on his `69 Vette...and his guns.

 
dschribs said:
... My cousin turned me on to it after using it on his `69 Vette...and his guns...
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Be careful about using it on firearms though as it`s apparently one of those !YMMV! things...as I learned the hard way 40-some years ago (oh man was my father [displeased] :o ). Heh heh, I still have that old can of the stuff..pretty dried-out but it does still work.
 
Just received my parcel with the Poorboys chrome polish (and a few others items) from Calgary, none of my Ontario suppliers carry it (figure that out, never understood why distributors carry some items from a manufacturer but not all)
Anyway, have to take the cover off sometime this weekend and give it a whirl
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richy said:
Yes it can. You know what else it`s great for? Glass stove tops...I kid you not. I LOVE that stuff!
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a new use! Can`t wait to try it. I`ll let the rice boil over tonight just to check out the polishing soap on my stove. Saturday night. Time to party and all you know.
 
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