Chrome polish

[Bill Young]

Hello , I am interested in feedback from Members regarding what the best chrome polish would be to gleen as much out of old Bumper Chrome as can be. Also if there is a spray or rub that I don't know of that restores Chrome luster that is fading on my 1972 Eldorado rear center face bar. I simply cannot afford to Re Chrome and that is that. Thank You in advance.

[Jeff Wilk]

Autosol Creme. Works magic!!!

[Dan LeBlanc]

0000 steel wool and WD-40 will get years of buildup and grime off before polishing. Autosol as mentioned works great, as does Wenol. I'm into the Meguiars metal finishing polish of late and it seems excellent also.

[Bill Young]

Thank You

[cadillac ken]

I used to use steel wool but the small fibers would soon settle in areas and cause tiny rust spots.  Try going with Bronze wool.  I use it dry and it won't scratch anything.  Even great on glass that has overspray or years of what seems like unremovable residues.

Ken in FL

[62 driver]

Bill, This is off subject but I hope you're doing well. I think of you every year at this time. God bless you! Dave

[Eric DeVirgilis CLC# 8621]

Bill...this is the best metal polish on the market, IMO.

[willits]

Autosol Creme. Works magic!!!

Autosol is the stuff to use.

[59-in-pieces]

Bill,
I have tried the 0000 steel wool and bronze wool - and they're OK.
I have also read in prior posts on this subject that aluminum foil works well - I don't think so from my experience.
However, for those folks who suggested AUTOSOL - that is what I use and it works gr8.
Have fun,
Steve B.

[Jay Friedman]

I like Wright's Brass Polish, recommended to me years ago by the late Ron Van Gelderen.  I buy it in my local hardware store.

[Bill Young]

Thank You Dave Schneider. I am OK , Blessings to you also.

[David Greenburg]

Another vote for Auto-sol.  Works great on chrome, stainless, and aluminum.  Did a great job bringing a neglected '59 Eldo rear grille back to life when I needed to clean it up for sale. As for steel wool, I know folks who recommend a slightly more aggressive wool ( like 00) on stainless; might be too much for chrome.

[6262]

I use all sorts of Autosol, not only for chrome and not only for cars...