Goo removal & Polish
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Goo removal & Polish
Wasnt sure where i should post this so i'll just throw it here.
I picked up a used FMIC, its got old tape thats kind of melted on to it and im trying to remove it. I was going to pick up some goo-gone and try that, but i want something thats not going to fade the polish on the end tanks. If you can recommend any products for goop removal that wont hurt the finish that'd be great.
also, whatever polish recommendations you guys have for getting your chrome engine bays blingin
thanks guys.
I picked up a used FMIC, its got old tape thats kind of melted on to it and im trying to remove it. I was going to pick up some goo-gone and try that, but i want something thats not going to fade the polish on the end tanks. If you can recommend any products for goop removal that wont hurt the finish that'd be great.
also, whatever polish recommendations you guys have for getting your chrome engine bays blingin
thanks guys.
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Goo-Gone will work awesome, won't hurt the polished aluminum. It'll take some elbow grease, but it'll get that crap off easy.
To polish, Mother's aluminum polish. It comes in a little metal can. Rub it on with a rag, then buff off with another. If you want to go full-on, get the Mother's polishing ball and use that with a drill - that sucker works REALLY well, gets out a lot of small scratches and stuff too.
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To polish, Mother's aluminum polish. It comes in a little metal can. Rub it on with a rag, then buff off with another. If you want to go full-on, get the Mother's polishing ball and use that with a drill - that sucker works REALLY well, gets out a lot of small scratches and stuff too.
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Goo-Gone will work awesome, won't hurt the polished aluminum. It'll take some elbow grease, but it'll get that crap off easy.
To polish, Mother's aluminum polish. It comes in a little metal can. Rub it on with a rag, then buff off with another. If you want to go full-on, get the Mother's polishing ball and use that with a drill - that sucker works REALLY well, gets out a lot of small scratches and stuff too.
Dale
To polish, Mother's aluminum polish. It comes in a little metal can. Rub it on with a rag, then buff off with another. If you want to go full-on, get the Mother's polishing ball and use that with a drill - that sucker works REALLY well, gets out a lot of small scratches and stuff too.
Dale