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Re: Cloudy chrome

>(using the same wheel) with #7 Chrome Polish (liquid, at auto supplies).
>This will take a while to do (chrome is -hard-!). You can do this by hand
>but you'll be so burned out you probably won't want to finish the job!

Aha! That stuff is srill around! I thought it had went the way of real 
chrome and dinosaurs, extinct. I still think stainless steel is the way to go 
for chrome.(does my old Cadilac heritage show yet?)

>I recently found an absolutely fabulous product by X-treem. A two part
>metal polish / sealer. The polish is an extremely fine German powdered
>abrasive injected into cotton with little bit of cutting oil. This works
>wonders on the polished aluminum trim on the interior window sills. It
>isn't abrasive enough for chrome however I still use it as a "finishing
>touch" on exterior chrome before applying the sealer. Contact Brian Hulcher
>(owner & formulator of the stuff) at:
>
>	Hulcher Enterprises, Inc.
>	1028 Shady Oaks Drive
>	Denton, TX 76205
>	817-898-1400
>	FAX 817-382-5402

Cool!, That's what I've been looking for!