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Originally Posted by cudak888


That looks WAY too aggressive - and even if it works, that's definitely not what I'd rely on entirely for a final finish. Ray Dobbins did a fairly indepth article on this:

About Polishing Aluminum

-Kurt
Nope, not aggressive at all. It's safe for the operator and the work. This isn't the final step, I use NEVR-DULL wadding polish for a mirror shine.

Polishing metal or plastic or whatever is the process of removing material, or leveling the surface. The smoother the surface is, the shinier it gets.

Here's a crank I did a couple of weeks ago. It was scratched, dented and the anodizing was worn off where the toe straps rubbed.

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