"Semi-chrome" or S-100 Total Finish Restorer, available at most bike shops does a great job.

I just tried this mothers and flour trick and it worked great on some Mickey Thompson wheels. Thanks, Dyno

Now those look sweeeeeeeet. :) :)

Too Old, It looks damn fine!

AUTOSOL is the product I've used for many moon and have always had great results. I also use it on gelcoat and plastic.

Brian

I wanna get my pole polished :D :crazy:

Opps Sorry :crazy:

just polished my shifter/thottle assemble.. looks much better than the fadded black that it was

Now thats sweet looking :) are you gonna clear coat it or leave it be?

Shifters...woah!...:drool: :drool: :drool:

Brian

If the aluminum is pitted, you're in real trouble. You'll actually have to remove material to get back down to a good shine. If it's really bad, you'l wind up painting them. :(

I've heard lots of good things about the ZoopSeal, especially from the pro streetrod guys, but the $ for the kit got may attention big time. I'm going to get all my polished stuff touched up and then anodized or powder-coated. There are some fantastic candy and metallic powders out there now.

Raw polished aluminum and salt water just plain don't mix. :crazy: