Simichrome is no good!

[Leroy Eckert]

Bob:
It's the best by far I have ever used. If the anodized finish has failed the
worst thing that can happen is you have shiny metal and have to repolish just
like your Alcoa wheels. I use a soft 4" polishing wheel on a battery powered
drill motor for most applications. I clean the black stuff off with windex and
an box of rags(paper) available at most ace hardware stores. Cleaning your
hands is another issue. You will have beautiful shiny metal when you finish.
Thereafter, it's just maintenance.

Leroy Eckert
1990 WB 40
Niceville, FL





----- Original Message -----
From: one_dusty_hoot
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 10:04 PM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Simichrome is no good!


Hey Leroy, I got my order today and as soon as I
could started sampling here and there as to how well
Simichrome worked.

Now I have all these good looking spots on the coach
and have to grunt to complete the job, that's WORK!

Kidding of course, it did work well, much better than
Mothers. The side trim which I understand is an oxide
finish, took a lot of the marks off. Looked like
raindrop outlines. Maybe acid rain?

I was doing some reading on the oxide process where
there is a coating above and below the original surface.
I don't want to go after this too aggresively, just
make it look better. Excelent on chrome, stainless,
polished aluminum. Expensive yet of value.

Thanks for the tip, Shining more by the spots.
Bob Janes





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