I’m a huge polished metal fan. It’s something that drew me to the new ELA coming out soon. I’m also a custom truck owner and I’m big on taking care for my show truck:
The point of this thread, though, isn’t to show off my truck…but because I’m sure others, like me, have an attention to detail and will want their Super-T APV to look awesome and though a thread about SS care would be useful. I read this from forcedfuel50 (which I’ve been wondering if is a name referencing hotrods…lol)
I don’t know if it’s “good form” to suggest metal polishes here…but I’ve had awesome results using Adam’s polish and am looking forward to trying it out on my soon-to-own ELA i actually have a method i use on my wheels that helps maintain the shine that should work great for a SS mod too
What do you use? Do you “strip clean” it with dish soap as suggested or do you have another method?
The point of this thread, though, isn’t to show off my truck…but because I’m sure others, like me, have an attention to detail and will want their Super-T APV to look awesome and though a thread about SS care would be useful. I read this from forcedfuel50 (which I’ve been wondering if is a name referencing hotrods…lol)
Tip of the day: I just received an email from a customer who noticed a two tone look to his Shockwave. This results from handling on my end, the top cap, since it is finished seperately and so much more handling goes into it, it picks up more oils from hands, causing it to have a bit different shade then the body. It's an easy fix though, just a damp clean cloth with a bit of dishsoap and that will clean them up even. You can do a bit of polish too will have the same effect. Just always clean and polish with the grain (read around the mod) when washing or polishing, not up and down on the mod which can cause scratches.
I don’t know if it’s “good form” to suggest metal polishes here…but I’ve had awesome results using Adam’s polish and am looking forward to trying it out on my soon-to-own ELA i actually have a method i use on my wheels that helps maintain the shine that should work great for a SS mod too
What do you use? Do you “strip clean” it with dish soap as suggested or do you have another method?
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