[abacon]

Anybody know of a good wax or a way to get rid of early water spots on chrome? I just notice some of my chrome parts are getting more and more spots

 

[middleagecrisis]

Combine softening agents. Place several drops of the dishwasher rinse agent on a new fabric softener sheet. Apply to the chrome in a circular pattern. Cover the affected area several times.


Rinse and repeat. Use a wet paper towel to rinse off the chrome. Use a dry paper towel or a microfiber cloth to dry and buff the fixture. If the shine has not returned, repeat the process until satisfied.

 

[Raven]

I noticed that when I was painting the plastic chrome, the duplicolor grease and wax remover did an awesome job of removing everything from the chrome. Looked brand new. Just a thought.

 

[abacon]

Great, thanks guys. That will teach me for forgeting to wipe her down after a old misty ride. I need to get her shiny now that I got my new V&H big 2in2 today.

 

[alaskanmonte]

I use a product called "Plexus", its a spray cleaner / polisher that works on painted and chrome surfaces. No water is necessary, you just spray it on and buff it off. It works really well. You can get it at most bike shops or order it on-line.

 

[toby]

I use a product called "Plexus", its a spray cleaner / polisher that works on painted and chrome surfaces. No water is necessary, you just spray it on and buff it off. It works really well. You can get it at most bike shops or order it on-line.

I think that's what mechanics use in bike shops?

 

[Kuro1stGen]

My uncle taught me a trick that he uses on his Harleys. He uses the used tooth brush heads from the vibrating type tooth brushes to polish. Works awesome. Just save the old ones and use them on the vibrating brush motor.

 

[ROADKILL]

Bronze wool is one of the best products you can use to clean and polish chrome...have been using it for years with no problem. It comes in 0000 fine..you can get it from most marine supply or order it on line.