jamesusf03
New member
Hello,
I'd like to start off by saying thank you to all of you on this board. I've been detailing my cars for years now, but never knew about autopia until recently. There is a lot of great information on here.
My question today is regarding Flitz Metal Polish. I searched the forums yesterday and came to the conclusion that Flitz would be the best option to shine up some stainless exhaust tips on my truck. I used the Mother's Cone on a drill to do the job. They came out awesome! Wish I took B&A photos.
My question is that when polishing the cone flicked some of the polish here and there on the spare tire, back of bumper, front of bumper (chrome) and the under carriage. I wiped all of the excess (that I could see) with a damp cloth and hosed it off. Can that excess damage any of the metals or corrode the rubber in the tire? I think I got it all, but there's no way to be 100% sure. I am not talking a lot here, but I could see little green dots where the polish flung off the cone while working. I appreciate any help.
Thank you.
James
I'd like to start off by saying thank you to all of you on this board. I've been detailing my cars for years now, but never knew about autopia until recently. There is a lot of great information on here.
My question today is regarding Flitz Metal Polish. I searched the forums yesterday and came to the conclusion that Flitz would be the best option to shine up some stainless exhaust tips on my truck. I used the Mother's Cone on a drill to do the job. They came out awesome! Wish I took B&A photos.
My question is that when polishing the cone flicked some of the polish here and there on the spare tire, back of bumper, front of bumper (chrome) and the under carriage. I wiped all of the excess (that I could see) with a damp cloth and hosed it off. Can that excess damage any of the metals or corrode the rubber in the tire? I think I got it all, but there's no way to be 100% sure. I am not talking a lot here, but I could see little green dots where the polish flung off the cone while working. I appreciate any help.
Thank you.
James