Has anyone hears of a polosh for alternators?
12-08-2001, 06:25 PM
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Has anyone hears of a polish for alternators?
One of my MOPAR friends has used it before to brighten them up but can't remember the brand name.
Thanks,
Tom
[Modified by Tom McCabe, 4:32 PM 12/8/2001]
Thanks,
Tom
[Modified by Tom McCabe, 4:32 PM 12/8/2001]
12-08-2001, 06:36 PM
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Re: Has anyone hears of a polish for alternators? (Tom McCabe)
Polish or paint Eastwoods has a paint that is very very nice IMHO :) Makes it look New.
12-08-2001, 06:43 PM
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Re: Has anyone hears of a polosh for alternators? (Tom McCabe)
Tom,
This is going to sound wierd but use Calyx brand manifold dressing on mine and it works GREAT!! I discovered this by accident when I had my alt. out while doing an engine detail. It worked so well on the manifold, I tried it on the alt. for s&g and I couldn't beleive the results. I also used it on the master cylinder with the same result. It is totally non-toxic (actually smells like toothpaste) can be applied with a small brush, rag or even your finger for hard to reach places; it washes right off your hand but stays on the metal. One drawback is it needs a quick touch up once in a while but the application is so easy I don't mind doing it. If you would like info on how to order let me know. BTW I have no connection to this company except as a customer; I don't want this to sound like a commerical. :lol:
This is going to sound wierd but use Calyx brand manifold dressing on mine and it works GREAT!! I discovered this by accident when I had my alt. out while doing an engine detail. It worked so well on the manifold, I tried it on the alt. for s&g and I couldn't beleive the results. I also used it on the master cylinder with the same result. It is totally non-toxic (actually smells like toothpaste) can be applied with a small brush, rag or even your finger for hard to reach places; it washes right off your hand but stays on the metal. One drawback is it needs a quick touch up once in a while but the application is so easy I don't mind doing it. If you would like info on how to order let me know. BTW I have no connection to this company except as a customer; I don't want this to sound like a commerical. :lol: