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72gmcshorty 04-05-2003 07:49 PM

Whats the proper polishing procedure
 
I bought a buffing wheel and some polishing creme. Whats the proper way to apply and do this onto my grill? Do i just apply the creme with a rag, left it haze, and then buff it off?

69 Short Fleet 04-05-2003 08:56 PM

What type of "polishing cream" did you buy, is it in a toothpaste tube or ??? and what is the "brand name"??? Doug

72gmcshorty 04-05-2003 09:04 PM

Meguiar's Medium Cut Cleaner
Meguiar's Foam Polishing Pad

69 Short Fleet 04-06-2003 03:21 AM

Hmmm, I've never used Meguiar's before so I'm not sure about that one. Are the GMC grills aluminum also? Doug

O'l Buck 04-06-2003 04:20 AM

Any rubbing/polishing compound I've ever used, it works best if you put the compound on the wheel, squirt the area to be polished with a squirt bottle of water and buff at a slow speed, adding water as needed.......the water does most of the work for you and without it, you bake the compound and it's a bear to get off and leaves blotches in your finish. If it's pitted very bad, you're in for a long haul. I spent about 12 hours polishing a set of fuel tanks for my Peterbilt when I painted it.


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