all great advise, thanks

docmanrich37;was all your labour manual or did you use a drill, orbitor, handbuffer?
A Very nice job!

I used a mini 3" d a.Plans are to polish the outside and top of trailer and then 2 coats of wax on it and thats about it.sounds easy.

This may sound funny but has any one tried Easy Off oven cleaner. I'm a Welding Engineer and a colleague of mine who over see's the welding of the Ford GT frames (100 % aluminum) has to macro etches the weld samples. He uses Easy Off oven cleaner and he states that it makes the samples shine. It might be worth a shot at doing it under the bottom side just to see if it works. Spray it on and let sit for a bit, then wipe it off.

Once you polish it there is a spray product from alcoa aluminum that will make that chrome look last alot longer. A great deal of work for a boat trailer, but you can't make the scene if your rides not clean . Do a search under yahoo for alcoa products. Good Luck

BS!!! Your just gonna write a check

I used to use Magic Mix Aluminum Brightner on my Kenworth Tri-Axles. Used them on the Alcoa Aluminum Wheels and Dump Bodies. Worked pretty good.

http://www.valco-cp.com/Magic%20Mix.htm

Yep, paint the new trailer with clear coat. Solves most problems I would think. Clear coated the bottom of our new WS6 car in 1996, still looks new!

I'm broke after my bar tab from sat. night.lol

Yeah, me too

http://www.aircraftfinishing.com/evershield.htm

It ain't cheap but it's amazing stuff