Wow look how Autosol cleaned this chrome fender

April 9, 2012 · Filed Under Autosol · Comment 

Well we have been dumpster diving again. Once in a while you see a piece that is thrown away by some one because they think it looks so bad.  So we picked this out of the metal bin at the local land fill and brought it to the shop to see what we could do.  This chrome fender wasn’t really rusted but had a dark crusty light yellow corrosion spot that was of pretty good size and did in fact take away from the looks of the fender. It really was an easy fix. Took less tan five minutes to clean up with Autosol metal polish.  We first took a tube of Autosol and applied a generous squeeze of paste about 2 inches long to the finger tips of out nitrile gloved hands. The Autosol polish was then spread thinly over the entire surface of the fender. Then just to make the job quick & easy, we put on a buff ball onto a battery powered drill. Buffed out the polish and then wiped off the excess polish with  a dry clean microfiber cloth. Thats it…the pictures speak for themselves. If you would like to try any of these items yourself, please consider purchasing them from our recommended online metal polish seller by clicking here.

 
 

Polishing Plastic Extrusion Chill Rolls with Autosol

January 29, 2012 · Filed Under Autosol · Comment 

Recently we received a promotion piece from the folks at Autosol. It was interesting enough that we thought we would share it. A west coast extrusion factory let Autosol take a tour of the plant and speak with the V.P. of Engineering. They learned that maintaining high quality extrusion capabilities requires regular maintenance and polishing to insure cooling efficiency and optimum transfer ability. As widely known in the plastics industry, Autosol effectively prevents plate-out from building up quickly which results in increased performance.  There are different methods that can be used to apply the Autosol, but the bottom line is that Autosol is effective and keeps machines cleaner longer  at a reasonable cost.   If you would like to find out more about Autosol or purchase some. Please click here.

Using Autosol polish to make a Radio Flyer Tricycle look new

September 26, 2011 · Filed Under Autosol · Comment 

This weekend the wife and I ran across a nice old metal Radio Flyer tricycle that would be just the right size for our grand daughter. For 5 bucks, what the heck. It did have a little rust on the bell,  she loves bicycle bells, and some mild corrosion on the chrome handle bars and front wheel fender. If you are like me and like to keep things out of the landfills and keep things recycled you might want to keep a tube of Autosol metal polish handy. First I washed the trike with some soap & water, rinsed and let it dry. Then a good size dab of Autosol metal polish on a paper towel was wiped on to leave a generous coat on the fender, handle bars and bell. After letting it set for a minute or two but before it dries, it was wiped off with a soft old dish cloth. The exception was the bell which had a few subtle blemishes from rust and a little light pitting. This was given a second coat of Autosol applied with 0000 steel wool and rubbed fairly vigorously. The the bell was also wiped down with the dish cloth. The last thing I did was to wipe it sharply with a microfiber cloth with a snappy buff, kind of the way you would spit shine a shoe and use a rag when you were in the military. There you go, that was it, simple..faster than it took to write this post. Wait till she sees it. I can’t wait to she her smile . Take a look for yourself and see the results.

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Marshfield man saves big bucks using Autosol polish

September 2, 2011 · Filed Under Autosol · Comment 

A few weeks ago, we got a call from a Marshfield, Massachusetts man that wanted to know what thePolishGuy would recommend in his specific situation. The wheel rims of his car were badly rusted . He had talked with an auto parts dealer who advised him to give up on them and just buy new ones. …to the tune of seven or eight hundred dollars maybe even a thousand… After discussing his project a bit, it was recommended that a can of Autosol metal polish would be the way to go. Certainly worth a try. We were very pleased when he called back a couple of weeks later with good news. The wheels had cleaned up great. He was pleased with the product and the customer  service. The fact that he had saved original equipment parts also gave him great satisfaction. He also shared a couple of pictures. Take a look see what can be done with a little elbow grease and determination. The restored wheels rims are a thing of beauty.  If you think you would like similar results and have a project in mind, why not purchase some Autosol polish from our recommended online supplier today?

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