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    Protecting Polish Aluminum

    is there any descent way to protect polished aluminum

    i think its oxidising (gets white blotches on it) after being wet

    anyway of stopping it??

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    Laquer.
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    Re: Protecting Polish Aluminum

    why are u buying aluminium from poland?

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    Re: Protecting Polish Aluminum

    have the same prob on my splitrims. best thing to use is a nice thick wax during the winter
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    when the gagged ones are reinstated

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    Re: Protecting Polish Aluminum

    Quote Originally Posted by Floella Benjamin
    have the same prob on my splitrims. best thing to use is a nice thick wax during the winter

    Or laquer them!!
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    Re: Protecting Polish Aluminum

    wipe some wd on it or silicone spray.

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