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Hello every one I just found this forum and it looks awsome. My name is Bill and I have been polishing for about a year now. I still get in a few binds now and then. This is an art. I did have one question, I know all alumn. is different, but my cast alumn. is my most inconsistant. Some mirror and some will have a gray haze. It's not the compound haze or pits but a casting haze. Its like looking at a dirty mirror. I will re sand and you will see the holes. sand them by hand and more will come out. Any suggestion. Thanx in advance. Bill
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After you get to the final step of polishing try the flannel cotton and the blue compound. -
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i think you are talking about the same thing as this other thread. check it out and see.
when in doubt polish it out/ why replace it when you can refinish it
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Re: cast alumn haze
Well I read that thread from the sound It sounds great. I gave a pm to him for explanation. If you know something about it pickle, I would very much appreciate a pm from you, to see your take on it.Comment
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Re: cast alumn haze
I also always used white never tryed blue. What is it called, and is it betterComment
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Re: cast alumn haze
http://www.caswellplating.com/buffs/buffing.htm
This is the blue compound it works good...Comment
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