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Detailing and Cleaning
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You can wax chrome. Or polish it. They are two different things. Waxing is to put a finish coat, polish means to buff by friction; a polishing formula does not leave a clear coat like wax.
I wouldn't wax it because chrome needs to breath or you'll seal moisture and the natural oils in. Use a good chrome polish or .0000 steel wool (.0000 steel wool won't scratch it) Once chrome is sealed with wax it will discolor and/or get a weird haze to it, like a cloudy finnish.
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I wouldn't wax it because chrome needs to breath or you'll seal moisture and the natural oils in. Use a good chrome polish or .0000 steel wool (.0000 steel wool won't scratch it) Once chrome is sealed with wax it will discolor and/or get a weird haze to it, like a cloudy finnish.
is that what often happens with the chrome around the windows?
05-28-2007, 07:19 PM
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