Powerballs Rock -- Product Test

[oldmodman]

The Powerball Mini is the perfect tool for me to use when polishing my bare aluminum supercharger. It gets into all the nooks and crannies perfectly. I have been using Adams polishes in the past but I picked up a can of Meguiars NXT metal Polish just to try something else. Then after the polish I put a coat of Wolfgang MetalWerk Sealant on it and it lasts at least six months, even in the tough underhood environment.

But after reading your report on the yellow ball I am going to try and find one.

And those blue dryer balls work great! My girlfriend gave me some and I have stopped using fabric softener since they work so well. Of course not with MF towels.

Here's a pic of a "typical" Ford Modular Engine with Polished Blower. I have to admit it's not my engine, it belongs to a woman in Texas named Tracy. She has put untold amounts of labor into her car.

[blk45]

Originally Posted by oldmodman

it belongs to a woman in Texas named Tracy. She has put untold amounts of labor into her car.

Racerat?

[oldmodman]

Originally Posted by blk45

Racerat?

The one and only

I wish she start a thread with just pictures of her car. Now that she has finished her latest audiophile upgrade I'd love to see how it looks.

[conan777]

How do these power balls handle chrome? I have very expensive 3 piece forged chrome wheels and saw these powerballs but figured they may scratch the chrome especially if the wheels are very dirty. I tried swapping my winter wheels with my chrome ones a couple weeks ago but could not get my hub centric rings to come off so until I can get into a shop and have them cut the rings off I am stuck. SO now I have salt and sand all over the roads blasting my chrome. I wash them frequently and was wondering if these powerballs would be worth it?? Tks