Rust on chrome?

X2

But they really, really gotta go.

 

Maybe need to get some hub caps for now

 

0000 steel wool, never use 000, it will scratch the chrome. oooo works to get overspray off gl*** well too.
Don

 

Lots of great info here: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=407834&showall=1

We make some products that would take care of you here too. You can use the Wizards Metal Polish or Metal Renew.



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Trust me Quick Glow is the best stuff in the world. I am serious about that.

 

I have been hearing a lot of good words about POR-15's product called "Glisten PC"...it's a 2-part epoxy clear coat for all polished metals. Manufacturer claims that once applied that the surface can be cleaned with solvents without damaging the finish. I have also heard of folks using it to coat/seal wood bed floors. I just bought a gallon to use on some polished aluminum but I haven't had the chance to use it yet.

 

Buy some Brillo, are you really worried about scratching some rusty rims that you want to change anyway?

 

True

 

#0000 steel wool dry. Works great on windows too.

 

You can purchase Quick - Glo at www.quick-glo.com

 

The problem has probably been taken care of now, but could i request some photos?

Before and after?

If the problem still exists, i can offer a solution.

 

Phosphoric Acid is the only way to eliminate rust, not even sand blasting gets rid of all of it.

 

x2 on 000 steel wool and chrome polish. You would be suprised what you can clean up.