Rust Color Spots
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Rust Color Spots
Through the winter I have noticed small rust color spots starting to appear on my bumper. I was able to work some out but was just try with windex. Not easy work. Any ideas on the best product to clean that up.
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i haven't sealed mine yet, my 03's bumper has rust spots that keep coming back after i polish them off, although my dodge bumper there aside from a few spots that are nicked, has no rust coming back and its been now since september that i polished it up like that
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Blue Magic. Comes in a tube and leaves a silicon barrier behind. Just don't use harsh detergents when washing (Auto Car Washes). Touch up as needed. Polishes chrome really nice.
Edit: this is once the major blemishing has been removed. I would avoid steel wool at all costs, too abrasive. Maybe a polishing compound or so. Even with steel wool though, the Blue Magic is good stuff after it is cleaned up.
Edit: this is once the major blemishing has been removed. I would avoid steel wool at all costs, too abrasive. Maybe a polishing compound or so. Even with steel wool though, the Blue Magic is good stuff after it is cleaned up.
Last edited by Tenn01PSD350; Feb 24, 2007 at 09:18 PM.
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Dang Roller that thing is bright. Because of the winter salt and the junk that chips the inside and collects holding moisture I did this last spring http://good-times.webshots.com/photo...94070327CHhVgf
It's just the NAPA stuff in a can. It's holding very well.
It's just the NAPA stuff in a can. It's holding very well.
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Originally Posted by Tenn01PSD350
Blue Magic. Comes in a tube and leaves a silicon barrier behind. Just don't use harsh detergents when washing (Auto Car Washes). Touch up as needed. Polishes chrome really nice.
Edit: this is once the major blemishing has been removed. I would avoid steel wool at all costs, too abrasive. Maybe a polishing compound or so. Even with steel wool though, the Blue Magic is good stuff after it is cleaned up.
Edit: this is once the major blemishing has been removed. I would avoid steel wool at all costs, too abrasive. Maybe a polishing compound or so. Even with steel wool though, the Blue Magic is good stuff after it is cleaned up.
the steel wool i use is extremely fine, i use it to sand cabinet doors that i am lacquering when they have designs in them, it takes down the bumps without breaking the edge, i'll do my 350's bumper tomorrow and post some pics of how it comes out for you guys
