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Gday all,
Just wondering whats the best product to use to clean up/polish stainless steel by hand..??? And what to rub it on with.
Thanks and merry christmas to everyone.
Michael.
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Bright Shine comes in a yellow tin (mag wheel cleaner)bit like cotton wool.cheer s-keeo
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i use meguires polish, seems to work well
if the stainless is a bit scratched up then you can give it a bit of a rub with 2000 grit wetndry sand paper first
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Bright Shine sounds like the old I-GLEEM stuff we had back in the day, was really good on chrome bumpers and wheels etc. Edited by user Thursday, 24 December 2009 3:50:04 AM(UTC)
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Purple polish by far the best polish to use !!! Been using it for years !!!!
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quote:
Originally posted by Biga064
Purple polish by far the best polish to use !!! Been using it for years !!!!
i use purple and can agree with biga64, it is as good as i have used Ted
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jif isnt to bad with a scourer pad either
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