Spinner Polish

[8266Y]

I had my spinners sent to a shop. They stripped off the paint and polished them. It has been over year now and I have some water spots and such. I used different cleaners and waxes but nothing made them look like the shop did it.

I have just found the perfect polish,..MAAS. There is no buffer needed. Just a clean cloth and they polish back up to a mirror finish again,...even the water spots are gone. A Harley guy gave me a tube of it. He swore by it. http://www.maasinc.com/products_metalpolish.aspx ,.. I used the paste .

[N3322G]

Randy,

Thanks, I'll try it.

The paint shop uses Mother's but you have to be really careful not to get it on anything else. I kept the plastic prop sleeves that came with them after overhaul to protect them and then use painters tape and sheet to keep it off the cowl - sort of a bother. This sounds much easier.

[8266Y]

You will love it then. The MAAS is very mild. The tube says you can use it on about anything including, fiberglass, acrylic, enamel, aluminum, chrome and even plexiglas!

I used a very small amount and a micro cloth and cleaned in sections. The great part is no prep needed and NO buffer!

It looks like the company has a protector but I have only tried the "metal polish creme"

[Mike Day]

I use Flitz, its a bit cheaper than MAAS, might be a little more work, I think I spent 20 min or so per spinner. I know that when I was done those things looked fantastic, I try to polish em up every few weeks, they are pretty easy to upkeep if done periodically.

[T210DRVR]