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I'm to scared to use steel wool or sandpaper on my ccw's. I used some noxon 7 a few days ago that worked pretty good. They still need a little work but i'm worried about scratching them up. Is there a certain amount of pressure to put on?
I'm to scared to use steel wool or sandpaper on my ccw's. I used some noxon 7 a few days ago that worked pretty good. They still need a little work but i'm worried about scratching them up. Is there a certain amount of pressure to put on?
just a little bit of pressure, but you dont need much, start off with 1000 since i am guessing your ccw's are pretty new, then buff a spot and see if you like the, if not go to 1500.
Originally Posted by WhiteFormula98
meguiars aluminum polish worked wonders for me.....brought out a great shine
x2 i love that stuff, i have atleast 4 cans scattered between my moms and my house. just polished up my roommates a/c components actually. here is a pic of the after
I'm to scared to use steel wool or sandpaper on my ccw's. I used some noxon 7 a few days ago that worked pretty good. They still need a little work but i'm worried about scratching them up. Is there a certain amount of pressure to put on?
Noxon 7 didn't do **** for me...a drill and a buff ball with the right polish will take care of anything sandpaper can do if you do it correctly.
08-18-2008, 07:02 PM
