what is the best way/product to clean the stainless trim on my 49 roadmaster? No one say "elbow grease".. I'm already doing that p
The best I've found for stainless is Eagle1 original mag and wheel aluminum polish (black can). It will make stainless shine with little effort. Or like chrome with alot of effort. Ray
You might want to try using 0000 steel wool first, it takes a lot of the grime off, as well as some of the scratches.
I've used the GOJO hand cleaner (natural orange) to get off the heavy stuff it has a mild abrasive. Then the 0000 steel wool, and finished it off with Brasso.
0000 steel wool, and a good metal polish (be careful not to scratch the finish on the paint if the chrome is still on the car). I use a polish called AUTOSOL, and it does a great job on chrome or stainless - I'm sure there are many other good metal polishes that will work just as well ! :TU:
If the trim is still on the car use the blue tape to protect the paint. Make sure this is stainless and not chrome plated before using any abrasives. Unless you have lots of experience, do not use power tools with buffing wheels. Hand cleaning and polishing is your best bet. "Elbow grease." (sorry)
Might be able to Keith - it's getting to be more popular. 'AUTOSOL' is made in Germany. Motorcycle shops may carry it too - that's where I first discovered it, and it did a great job on aluminium, so I started using it on my Riv ! :TU:
My apologies to Sergeant Major for the mispell of "Sergeant" , been a looong time since I had to sign my name using Sergeant .
Not a problem. It'll be Mr. come 1 June. I'm waiting on the orders to come in from the Department of the Army. Start all the transitioning in February. I guess 24 yrs. is enough. Besides, I've run out of "Brasso".:laugh: