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Old May 7th 07, 04:00 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
Jay Honeck
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Default How to polish an aluminum prop

Will any amount of sanding or polishing remove these streaks? Is it
realistic to think more elbow grease might provide a 'perfect' finish
on the prop?


Maybe, but you have to question its worth. We have a polished prop on
Atlas, and gave up on improving it beyone the stage you are at.

What should I do to preserve the polished finish? Wax it - car wax?
The prop will be staying indoors out of the rain/elements, so I
probably do not need to put a $100/bottle coat of NASA approved wax.


We just hit it with Mother's Aluminum polish once or twice a month.
Since yours won't be spinning on the front of an O-540, I suspect you
won't have to do it quite so often...

;-)
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