Mario is right. Those blotches are NOT coming out. They're ingrained in the metal. I've hit those spots with 1500 grit again, buffed then polished once more on the machine, hand polished with several aluminum polishes and the blotches remain. I did use less pressure on the wheel which seemed to help some. You can hand polish till you're blue in the face and all you'll end up with is a blue face. Again, these blotches are not black, they just aren't the same consistency as the rest of the metal. They look like water spots. You really have to look up close to see them. I'm still happy with the results. "Mario C. Aguiar" wrote: > Terry and Pat Hayden wrote: > > > Did you finish off the process with a aluminum hand polish and a clean white > > cotton rag? > > It doesn't matter what you use, you CAN'T get rid of those black spots, unless > you have the scoops chromed, that is...
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