To be honest, I used a "super miracle" polishing household/auto/boat/jewellery/mother-in-law cleaner which I found in a town square market, called "Weisser Blitz - Fantastische Univeral Reinigungspoiler- und Plegestein" (no, don't ask me what it means). After that, I used a boat wax (the car wax was in the attic storage)...
I started with some house hold paper for applying and polishing but ended up changing to some old cotton fabric as it turned out to be more convinient. No machinery needed... I was spending a bit extra time, experimenting so I think it would take one hour if I'd do it again...
A metal polish like "Autosol Metal polish" will definately do the trick, and maybe a good car polish might work if you have that more readily available (would be a bit easier on the metal). Or maybe a polishing household cleaner like Jif.
Finish up with a car wax to get that final finish...
Last edited by Rask; 29/01/2008 23:40.
