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What make of polish is good for polishing alloy ,looking for an abrasive kind to remove corrosion on fork legs and footrest hangers Question


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try "astonish" paste,used for pans,from hardware store,about 2 quid for a bucket full


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Try Vapour blasting!

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Post Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 11:23 am
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Has anybody tried ALU Magic polish ,bought some from my local bike shop and he reckons its the business Exclamation


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johnlc wrote:
What make of polish is good for polishing alloy ,looking for an abrasive kind to remove corrosion on fork legs and footrest hangers Question


Solvol Autosol, Belgum Alu or Maguires, Belgum Alu is suposed to give the longest lasting finish but they all fade after a few weeks and it's back to the grindstone, (lifes too short). If it's rough, get yerself a polishing kit, they were selling them for £20 at Stafford today, same people have an eBay shop.


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Belgum Alu, used this for first time this weekend and its fookin awesome!

Buy it, you'll like it!


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Trig wrote:
Belgum Alu, used this for first time this weekend and its fookin awesome!

Buy it, you'll like it!


second that... or was the third that scratch


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