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Home Remedy - Use wet tamarind (the one that's used for cooking). Works like a charm. Soak the tamarind in water and use the "sludge" to scrub off grime and restore the shine to those chrome plated parts.
Other alternative - Brasso (if i am not wrong). This is used for polishing brass and antique articles but would probably work well on chrome too. I haven't tried brasso, and if you must, please do so at your own risk. :PATGATT - Because hospital ceilings are boring !!!
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Silvo, not Brasso. Its available even in US as well as in India. It shines well & easy to clean, but can't be used on Aluminium as there're no visible results.Originally posted by n_aditya View PostOther alternative - Brasso (if i am not wrong). This is used for polishing brass and antique articles but would probably work well on chrome too. I haven't tried brasso, and if you must, please do so at your own risk. :PSkill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
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Re: Chrome Cleaner
Use a wad of aluminium foil dipped in coke (carbonated cola any brand) and scrub chromed surfaces. Works like a charm.Originally posted by Motorcycle View PostWell, it is winter time.... Which means it is time to clean the bikes. So does anyone have a suggestion for a good dual purpose cleaner for chrome and polished aluminum? The stuff I use now loses its glimmer within hours, and basically leaves a dull finish.
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Re: Chrome Cleaner
Brasso and Brito looks very similar when they are squeezed out - a pinkish colored liquid and it works wonders. I have used both and it served well.Originally posted by Motorcycle View PostWell, it is winter time.... Which means it is time to clean the bikes. So does anyone have a suggestion for a good dual purpose cleaner for chrome and polished aluminum? The stuff I use now loses its glimmer within hours, and basically leaves a dull finish.My DIY(s) - Sprocket bearing change | Paint job | Custom speedo dial
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