Good metal polish to remove light scratches in polished aluminum?

[qwik]

I have a few high polished aluminum peices in my engine bay and i guess from using a crappy towel they have developed some marring, slight swirling and light scratches, the surface is mirror like but hazy, how can i get it back to mirror like w/o it being repolished by a machine, any metal polishes that will achieve this? I have read about alot of metal polishes that are to be used in steps but i can't find one that says it will remove water spots and fine scratches. Help!!! :shocked

 

[Jesstzn]

Give Mothers Billit polish a try .. thats what I used as a final step when I was making my aluminum heat shields. Then I AIO/SG

 

[Bill D]

I know http://www.heavymetalpolish.com makes some great stuff.

Their fine and medium grade metal polish would do the trick .



I'm going to be ordering some of their coarsest polish in hopes of removing oxidation from my middle exhaust pipe.

 

[jlynntc]

I agree with Jess on the Billit cleaner. I used it to

"buff" out some scratches in some stainless exhaust

tips and it's amazing. It does take some work if their

a little deeper than slight marring, but they do eventually

come out. Hope that helps.



The Beer Man

 

[SeamusCA]

NevRDull (sp?) or similar 'wadding' polish. They are great for aluminum or stainless steel.



Jim

 

[qwik]

going to try heavy metal polish after speaking with them and go from there, thanks for the suggestions.

 

[qwik]

Thanks for the link i checked it out.

 

[MattZ28]

Don't mean to hijack, but what about swirls/scratches in chrome? Would the mother's billet polish work?