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Subject: If the chrome is not permanently corroded Author: bosoxfan (moderator) : member since March, 2005 : 739 posts Posted on: 2008-05-16 21:06:49

I would recommend this. I have used it for 25 years, and first bought it at a car show. You need so little, it lasts a long time. Chrome, aluminum, you name it. You can probably find at a local detail shop.

Simichrome Polish

Gary

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