I have a set of Ford valve covers looking really good - but they must be awfully soft. No matter what I do, when I do the final cleaning (in this case after red rouge) I get scratches. I've tried everything from paper towels to microfiber cloths. They look like mirror surfaces from most angles, but those daggone cleaning scratches completely ruin all my hard work.
I've been told that commercial shops use dips for cleaning. I'm not set up to do that right now. Any suggestions? Tonight I'm going to go over them again, then try a brand new spiral wheel with no compound to see if that will clean them without scratches.
I've been told that commercial shops use dips for cleaning. I'm not set up to do that right now. Any suggestions? Tonight I'm going to go over them again, then try a brand new spiral wheel with no compound to see if that will clean them without scratches.
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