Hey Guys just wanted to pass along some notes about a new metal polish I found on the internet.
I do alot of metal polishing for my friends and my own car so I have tried pretty much every product commercially available. I was searching one night on the net and came across a website that claimed to provide the shine on aluminum that you see on those high dollar tractor tailers and dump bodies. I gambled and ordered a bottle. It showed up in two days and let me tell you this stuff is nothing short of amazing!!! I tried it on my weld wheels that are a bitch to bring up a good shine on. It took three minutes to apply the polish and about one minute to wipe it off. The results were night and day. The name of the product is Mr. Buffer and comes as a liquid in a squeeze bottle. You can get some at www.mrbuffer.com (http://www.mrbuffer.com) I have tried Magic Mix, Mothers, Eagle one, Never Dull and many more but none worked this easy and provided such great results. Let me know of your findings.

Pictures man, give us pictures!!! tongue.gif

I have a few things that could use some polishing.

hmm you effer run across any products that will buff fine scratches out of chrome ? or fill in small scratches ?

friend of mine found some at a bike shop, but forgot the name redface.gif

and yes, pictures!

I'm a sucker for every new snake oil that comes around. I ordered a batch of this new product, will let y'all know how it turns out.

I fell for the hype as well, ordered some too... I'll let you know how it works...Mike :D

Me too, one bottle. We are SUCH losers... falling for anything new related to our babies. LOL.

I'm tellin you guys this stuff is amazing!!! I just polished out the case on my dirt bike that has been sitting since 1990. It took off all the oxidation like it was dust!

brooklyn ball buster is another one that is real good. s-k speed sells it
www.skspeed.com (http://www.skspeed.com)

Just wondering what everyone thought about this product (Mr Buffer) :rolleyes: . I am looking for something to take water spots and tarnish off my alum rims, Ive tried quite a few products. Thanks

Tried it and works VERY well....

Yeah, I'm a fish also.....hook, line & sinker. I'm waiting for my delivery, maybe Sat.

Shipping& handling, awful expensive, money made there........

I use a product called Heavy Metal Polish. It works wonders also and after it cleans, it leaves a light wax coating, which slows the oxidation. I used it on the valve covers on the 93 Z which I drive alot and they get water spots on them. I use the polish and the spots are gone almost instantly. No elbow grease required. www.heavymetalpolish.com (http://www.heavymetalpolish.com)

I got my bottle of Mr Buffer Metal Polish. I'm impressed. Now I know what to give for Xmas.

I'm on the bandwagon as well... I ordered some... it better be good smile.gif

Got it, tried it, I think it's pretty good stuff, easy on, easy off, helped to get rid of that cloudy finish on two of my ralley rings. Also shined up my window trim. I like the stuff. Thanks for the tip...Mike

I'm another sucker who bought a bottle after reading this post, and I'm glad I did. It did a great job on my aluminum valve covers, much better than the Mother's that I tried. I also used it on my basically brand new Torque Thrust II wheels and it made them look even better. Good stuff, thanks for the heads up graemlins/hurray.gif

Ok you guys dragged me into it, just ordered a TWIN set of two 12oz bottles, man are they getting rich off this stuff.

I got mine... not that impressed with it.

Best thing that I found was at Lowes... bronze polish... says specifically not to use it on aluminum... but it works great to get oxidation off (restrict yourself to small areas at a time because it is apparently slightly acidic).