Polishing my alternator
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Racer
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Polishing my alternator
I have a stock alternator that is clean, but a dull grey. Is there any polish I can use to kind of spruce it up a little. I don't want it to look like chrome, just fresh and clean...any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Physically: Wire brush in a drill. Remove the alternator and work to have the grain go the same direction and it could be okay.
Chemically: $25 with shipping: http://www.eastwood.com/ew-aluminum-...N1YaAkf-8P8HAQ
Chemically: $25 with shipping: http://www.eastwood.com/ew-aluminum-...N1YaAkf-8P8HAQ
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Using some coarse steel wool, or a Scotchbrite pad, would be fine. Just blow it out with compressed afterwards to get all the grit out.
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Thanks for all the input guys, now I have Monday mornings project.
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If you can, post up the process and materials you used - I'm sure others would be interested.