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Chrome & Metal cleaning
I have recently purchased a 1962 Imperial LeBaron 4-door hardtop. Most of the outside chrome is actually fairly good but the lower edge of the rear bumper is faded. I would imagine that some of this fading is due to exhaust fumes. What is the best way to remove this fading while not damaging the actual chrome?
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Maybe Megs NXT All metal Polish.
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Chrome
Chrome is an actual plating, so what you are doing is actually removing oxidation.
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I would trying cleaning with P21S Polishing Soap. I would then polish with a great chrome polish like Mothers or Flitz. Use a powerball as needed, and hopefully you will be glimming in no time .
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