October 3, 2007

Just wondering what you use to clean your chrome, especially the interior. I find myself constantly wiping fingerprints!

The "chrome" is on the door handles, gearshift, and the instrument panel cluster. So it may or may not be real "chrome."

October 4, 2007

For exterior I just use Mr. clean autodry system, for my billet grill that loses it's shine after a while, I use Mothers Billet polish, works wonders.
As far as interior goes, I've found that using a soft terricloth towel or that silky material they give you with glasses works wonders for fingerprints. The softer the better so it doesn't scratch the chrome. My diamond plate floor mats tend to get a little dusty so I just rinse them off outside and quickly dry them with a terry cloth towel.
Hope any of this info helps.
Later, Jeff.

October 4, 2007

Where do you have chrome in the interior?
I use the same polish on the chrome as I do on the paint. (DuPont Teflon car wax)

October 5, 2007

Hey Dixie,

If you live near a truck stop, I recommend getting some white rouge, aka jewelers rouge. Its the stuff that makes dull aluminum like on tanker trucks look like chrome. Great on most any kind of metal surface not only to protect it, but to make it stand out! Most truck stops sell it in mass quantity for guys to polish fuel tanks, and wheels, so its cheap, and easy to use by hand.

If you can't find any, then I would fall back on Mothers Billet Polish as a great alternative. Hope that helps a little!

Candyman

October 14, 2007

I bought an Absober from walmart..I cut it in half for smaller jobs..Works great on chrome and stainless..Its best for drying your ride..
Hope his helps>>>