<VV> Polishing Trim Pieces

[bob mccrum]

what we use on aircraft aluminum is a product called "met-all".  seems to
work pretty good and there are sure a variety of people and process using it
in alot of different ways.  just remember, most trim is not pure aluminum,
but some type of alloy (aluminum) with a thin (usually .05 mil) thickness of
pure AL. reason: pure aluminum has very little strength, but sure polishes
up nice/good luck, bob mc
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Subject: <VV> Polishing Trim Pieces


> What is the best method for polishing up old aluminum trim pieces? I have
> oxidation on entry sills, bezels, other trim etc. Any ideas, products etc?
> Thanks - Bruce
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