Swirl and Haze Remover on Chrome

[AVA182]

I am detailing a 1986 Rolls Royce tomorrow and the chrome in the rear is pretty bad...not rusted or anything, but a lot of swirls. I don't have metal polish and I was wondering if it is safe to use the S&H remover on the chrome? If I can't what would you all recommend?

 

 

Thanks,

kgregg97

[scott500]

Wow...that's coming out nice

[MAYBEN]

nice job!

[crowvet]

Looking great, But dude ya put the hubcaps on upside down:lol:

[BlueGenCoupe]

Looks good so far. You should try FMP on chrome...it works pretty good

[estecoca]

it may be old news at this point, but i just used SHR to kill some nasty spots on my chrome tube steps. there were tons of little water spots and what looked like dried tree sap. regular washing and clay didnt touch the spots. SHR killed them all in about five minutes of work. loves that stuff!

[Ian6]

haha very funny aj, I meant what specific Adams products

[AVA182]

Hahahaha

[Junkman2008]

looks awesome, what products did u use?

 

Turtle wax.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Ian6]

looks awesome, what products did u use?

[AVA182]

Wow...that's coming out nice

 

Thanks, it was pretty bad…it had been sitting for a year. And hadn't been washed since god knows when.

[AVA182]

Top Before and After and Than The Dash Before and after

[AVA182]

I don't have many good pictures and none of the chrome but I have a few randies. I will get some more soon...these ones don't show the car that well.

Rims:

The first one is before and than the other two are after

[Chris@Adams]

Will be waiting on pics!

[Ian6]

haven't tried it in chrome yet, but make sure to take lots of before and afters of the job =]

[Sooners]

I have chrome trim around the windows on my car, and it had spots on it that wouldn't come off with washing. I was told that the spots were the result of the previous owner taking it through automatic car washes. SHR took out the spots and made it look good as new.

[b_pappy]

Yep, S&H, then BSG!

Bruce

[The Ryan]

Chrome is usually a great fit for some Brilliant Spray Glaze. I can't say I've tried SHR on chrome - i generally use Adam's metal polish. SHR is formulated for clear coats not metal surfaces.

[AVA182]

That's what I was thinking...i was just wondering if anyone else has tried it.

[rwisejr]

I would try it in an inconspicuous spot and see how it performs