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    DA Polisher and the metal polish

    Hi,

    Just one question. Can I use my pc and tha Meguiars Metal Polish for polishing chrome parts? (or should I get a Polishing Ball?)

    If yes, what pad should I take?


    Thanks
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    Re: DA Polisher and the metal polish

    Usually chrome doesn't need to be polished, just wiped down. However, if yours does I would say of course a DA could be used. If it is big and flat I would say the DA is your best choice. Use a finishing pad (Meguiar's W-9006). If you're polishing wheels or something similar, I would use a PowerBall Mini. The DA just isn't going to get into the nooks and crannies like the much smaller PowerBall will. Post pics before and after.
    A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.

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      Re: DA Polisher and the metal polish

      Thanks!


      I surelly will, of the whole cars, but first I have to wait my converter to comme (230v -120v)

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