bac2h

Bought a set of used 'perfect' allroad door blades to put on my C5. Well...not exactly perfect if you know what I mean. What looks to be staining of some kind running from the top of the blade to the bottom as if something had dripped down over them. Someone mentioned automatic car was soaps being particularly known for this. Worked with Mothers Aluminum polish for quite some time in various directions but really did not see any improvement.

Any other thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks

gragravar

Klasse all in one and a porter cable polishing disc.

Scot W

<a href="http://www.streakmaster.com/aluminum_trailer_cleaner_brightener_pontoon.htm?gc lid=CKSKnOqi_IsCFR9cIgodMXk8Vw">Aluminum Brightener</a>
<a href="http://www.bellrpg.net/soderbloom/MA/group.asp?MAJ=008&PRI=029&SEC=316">Soderbloom's</a>
<a href="http://www.biokleen.com/articles_pontoon_cleaning.asp">Bio-Kleen</a>

bac2h

Another question....are they clear coated with something???

bac2h

Is that the orange pad for the porter cable?

gragravar

yep.

Plasticar

If not, I would just use some Nevr-dull metal cleaner. If clear coated, that is a different story. Same applies to the roof rack. I also appreciate a reply from anyone who knows for sure.

bac2h

The reason I think they are clearcoated is that Nevr Dull does not turn black when rubbed on...