Restoring Vintage Cadillac Wheel Covers with Wenol Polish
In this polishing tip a Cadillac vintage hubcap is polished to improve its appearance
using Wenol Red Metal Polish.
Materials Used:
- Wenol Red Metal Polish in a 100 ml tube (3.98 ounces) tube
- Microfiber cloth
- Nitrile Gloves
- Damp Sponge & Old T-Shirt
Instructions and Application :
1. Wash & dry the wheel cover to remove any road grime & surface dirt.
2. Take the tube of Wenol Red metal polish and squeeze several dot size dabs
of polish about 1/2 the size of a dime around the perimeter of the wheel cover.
3. With your finger tips wipe the polish evenly over the entire hubcap in a small circular pattern. If you use gloves, you will find the polish will go on easier and you will use less. A little polish goes a long way. Most people use too much polish.
4. Use an old t-shirt with light pressure and begin to remove the polish .
5. Wipe off any excess polish left with a microfiber cloth, turning cloth over to a clean spot while buffing to the desired sheen.
| Polish Guy Tip : ” Nitrile gloves are easy to put on, reusable & keep your hands clean. It also makes a lot of sense not to have the chemicals in any polish contact your skin, it can dry out and crack fingers & hands.” |
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Bike care – removing rust from handle bars with Simichrome polish
This polishing instruction tip, gives directions for removing light rust marks, cleaning, polishing & restoring your bikes handle bars with Simichrome polish.
| Polish Guy Tip : “ Keep a couple of microfiber cloths along with you on your bike trips. The larger 16 inch ones are good for not only polishing your bike, but are also handy to dry off your bike if you get caught in a sudden rain shower. A dry bike is a rust free bike.” |
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Materials Used:
Application:
1.First wash your bike to insure it is free of road grime and surface dirt. Apply a good size dab of Simichrome to the finger tip of your nitrile glove about the size of a dime. You may also apply the polish directly from the tube onto the surface you are polishing. You may even apply the polish directly to your cloth and then spread onto the surface. Remember a little polish goes a long way.
2. Spread the polish evenly over the entire surface, do not let the polish dry. It is very helpful if you use nitrile gloves to polish as the rust and oxidation stays off your hands. They also keep your hands and fingers from cracking, as they keep the chemicals off your skin.
3. Using any soft cloth use moderate pressure to buff the polish. You will notice the rust marks come off and onto your cloth. Keep turning the cloth over to a clean spot and rub over the entire surface you want to polish until no more residue is visible on the cloth.
4. At this point, do the final shine rub down. We used a microfiber cloth, as it picks up any remaining polish residue and will polish the handle bars to a mirror finish.
5. The Simichrome will leave a thin unnoticeable film layer that will delay further corrosion, repel dust and lengthen time required between polish jobs.
6. If you need Simichrome polish, nitrile gloves or microfiber cloths, please support our recommened online polish supplier by clicking here. They ship fast and if you have any questions offer good customer support.
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