Not everyone makes videos, but plenty of ways to skin a cat. His way works, others do too.

Shut up kid, its not we its "you"

I made an entire video on removing corrosion from chrome. I will be making further videos getting it even more polished without removing the chrome.

Is aluminum not softer than that??

@@rtd6840 it’s just the sound it makes when you run the foil over the metal 😂

That scratched the shite out of it when I did that. Never again. Gotta find a different method

Ya gotta hit it with some polish too 🤣 but this gets the heavier stuff off first haha.

Mmmm

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Old girlfriend?😮

You got her number?

Who's trying to take Chrome off? D-A

Lol polish it

You're absolutely right! This is just quick and easy, especially if it's not a terribly important part!

That would probably work too! But this is cheap and easy haha.

​@@LambvinskisGarage they sure beat up on you on this one. I thought was interesting and sure there's a dozen different ways to go about it. But the algorithms have to love it when you get so many response because well it's the algorithms.

That works well on paint, but will scratch the chrome, I haven't had this method scratch any yet, this is also just to break the heavy stuff off. I hit it again later with some polish and it looks great.

Just looks wet😂

Looks pitted were the rust was.

It does work well! The morons who say it looks the same or puts more scratches in don't know what they're talking about. For paint I use 0000 Steel wool and go lightly, it works well too!

Mother chrome polish 💅😊

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That works well, so does this and steel wool!

Supposed to be good for digestion

Well duh, but we can still clean it up and make it look better than it did with the rust all over it.

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If it works it works 🤷‍♂️

I've used water and Scotch Brite pads to take spray paint off! It takes a ton of elbow grease though.

Pretty cool huh!

@@LambvinskisGarage mite try it on rusty steel an see what happens

Omg 🤣

Its a very important step, be sure to include it or you'll kick yourself later.

Yes it is imperative you follow the rag. Crucial in fact.

Yes, it helps with the cleaning process

@@LambvinskisGarage Duly noted. Thanks

@@padstowphantom hey anytime. Glad to help 🤣

Remember it's important to just let it float.

I never tried SOS on Chrome, but it does work well on paint!

@@LambvinskisGarage you gotta try it on chrome works great i use to use it on all my chrome parts and well it was a dollar at dollar tree so pretty cheap and well if some one doesnt have the viniger they could save money buying the sos pads for a dolla while im not sure how much a bottle of that viniger cost i dont have any lol

@@angelaldacoaa fair enough! I'll have to give it a shot next time! I figured the steel wool would scratch the chrome like it does paint if you go too hard.

@@LambvinskisGarage paint is actualy alot softer then crome metal even a towle or rag will leave swirl marks all over a cars paint job n thats supost to last longer then most paints thats why i always tell people use a micro fiber when washing your car but the steel wool on the sos pad is alot softer then the chrome and well the aluminium crumbled up a bit so it shouldnt leave scratches but i still wudnt try n put to much pressure on it when giving it a nice scrub i would say first try it on a small hidinf chrome spot and see how you like it and if it works for you and i would honestly be curiouse one your results when you do try it out

I've used it a few times and haven't had it scratch. The scratches on this step are from someone else and not me.

Aluminum is a softer material than steel on the Mohs Scale of Hardness. It is physically impossible to scratch steel with aluminum, but that does not account for alloy metals.

It is! We covered that in another short 😏

I haven't heard that one before.

There are not scratches with aluminum foil as long as you keep it wet.

Steel wool would probably work as well! But I think that may work better for paint, it may really scratch chrome? I'm not sure.

I tried that in another short! It didn't work as good as the other methods mentioned.

That works as well!

Delicious isn't it?

That would work! I should have mentioned you still need to polish it after this too.

It doesn't. The chrome was already scratched BEFORE I did this.

I already had this though, and it works so 🤷‍♂️

Glass cleaner works good too huh? I used 0000 steel wool and wd40, it works great.

@@LambvinskisGarage I will have to try that. Thanks

Interesting! I'm just showing what the old guys taught me, It sure does shine up motorcycle wheels!

@@LambvinskisGarage the reason it works is the rust and iron oxide shreds little miniscule pieces of aluminum turning it into basically a slurry of very fine aluminum oxide and Iron oxide (the abrasive ingredients in sandpaper) thus making a fine abrasive polishing compound slurry which is harder than and in turn polishes the chrome... no acid needed

Wrong. Still hasn't came back. Hit it with polish after this and it's been fine.

Boy some of you really don't get it do you 🤣

The scratches were NOT from me, they were already one this step before he got the truck. Someone else did that.

It was rusty before we got it, it's cleaned up now, what I did won't make it rust any worse than it already has 🤷‍♂️

Yes, but this breaks up the heavier stuff first, you need to polish it afterwards too.

I agree! I hit it with that afterwards, but this isn't great chrome so 🤷‍♂️

That turtle wax will make it look like it is though 😂

Maybe you should get your eyes checked then.

I didnt have Ajax and a scrubber lol. But I did have what I had 🤣

You still have to polish it, but it breaks down the heavier stuff first.