Great video! Thank you so much. Many people have this problem with their Volvo XC90 and most of them say that there is no solution but actually there is. Really good how-to video.
Wow! Superb results. I've got a Vauxhall (Opel) Insignia with the same problem but worse. Definitely going to try as you advise on that one. Many thanks!
I just tried it on my dad's pass at with ultra fine steel wool. And it was still a bit marred. Either way, trim on my gm and exhaust tips are next. We'll see about the longevity of it.
@@patrickanthony3632 the trim on my dads passat is still chrome look. The hazing disnt come back. It worked well on the exhaust tip but youll get soot there regardless
@@nenadmomcilovic9133 Thanks a lot for sharing that piece of information since I was just think of using a regular microfiber piece of cloth! Would you happen to have a link for the type of special wool you used?
Great video! Thank you so much. Many people have this problem with their Volvo XC90 and most of them say that there is no solution but actually there is. Really good how-to video.
Wow! Superb results. I've got a Vauxhall (Opel) Insignia with the same problem but worse. Definitely going to try as you advise on that one. Many thanks!
How did you get on?? Did it last??
Dude is straight staring into my soul... LOL
I swear he did not blink lol
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I got a peice of trim from a junkyard but it was corroded with spots and dull. mothers made it look like new. no joke.
This is the correct way to apply a polishing paste. But if your laundry has no trace of blackening, caused by oxidation, this metal is not polishable
Thanks a lot!
Can this be done with Super Fine (0000) Steel Wool?
I just tried it on my dad's pass at with ultra fine steel wool. And it was still a bit marred. Either way, trim on my gm and exhaust tips are next. We'll see about the longevity of it.
How long would you say it lasts once applied?!
@@patrickanthony3632 the trim on my dads passat is still chrome look. The hazing disnt come back. It worked well on the exhaust tip but youll get soot there regardless
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Whoa… That’s a whole year! That’s well worth the effort!
@@patrickanthony3632 Just make sure you use the right type of wool if you're attempting it.
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Thanks a lot for sharing that piece of information since I was just think of using a regular microfiber piece of cloth!
Would you happen to have a link for the type of special wool you used?
Great video. Thanks! I wonder how long will it last?
Still looks good after a year and a half!
Do you do this multiple times to get the result? Mine is still not there yet.
Yes, there were tough spots I needed to do several times. It is worth while though.
"Concave outward"?
Convex to everyone else.
Does he ever blink?
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Thought the exact same thing.. LOL