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April 21st 06, 02:07 PM
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Polishing a Blanik L-13?
Another great one is Met-All. It's a little coarser than Nuvite or
Rolite, but works quicker to take of the "barnacles" that develop over the winter months. A great way to take off the black residue from polishing aluminum is to use a terri cloth towel or one of the car washing mits with corn starch on it. The corn starch REALLY soaks the stuff up. Be liberal with it! Scott wrote: For a GREAT polish on aircraft aluminum try Nuvite. Go to their website for info-- www.perfectpolish.com. You will need a good electric buffer and some tome--but the results are unbelieveable. Skip Guimond 
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