tomseal6
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Just wondering if anybody tried never dull to polish up their SRX pipes, clutches and tunnel?
Does it work good? I have some coming in the mail
Does it work good? I have some coming in the mail
mthier
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Works great!!! Have used it for years. There may be some other products out there that work great also but you also get a great work out with this stuff.
nailsandrails
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Yep. I have used it on the pipes. Works excellent...
blue missile
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works well leaves a coating that slows down oxidation. but there a products you should be able to buy locally which work atleast as well. such as flitz, or mothers products.
grapeape
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used never dull for years and loved it till a friend put me on Mothers. Never dull went into the circular file...
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I use Never Dull to clean and do a rough polish, then Mothers to finish it off. Seems to work well.
TopGunnSrx
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Ditto thatshortstop20 said:I use Never Dull to clean and do a rough polish, then Mothers to finish it off. Seems to work well.
bluebullet
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Tom, Never dull works great on the Pipes and other metalic surfaces. once you get it shinning the way you want it, put a coat of wax on it and the shine will be protected longer. If you were real navy sailor you would have used miles of never dull shinning brass etc.
Take care and good to hear your home!
Take care and good to hear your home!
tomseal6
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thanks terri, I will try some wax on top of it.
My days of shining cap stands on the boat is long over..
My days of shining cap stands on the boat is long over..
blue missile
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terry i have heard the navy buys that stuff by the drum for you guys. the stories i have heard. one guy claimed his fingers started aching when he saw a can of it sitting on my desk at work.
tippmannator
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never dull is good stuff. works great on the pipes for me. the army is still rather fond of this stuff as well, that and brass polish. urgh, bad memories
Bakemono
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Nev'r Dull works great for the tunnel. Id also suggest trying a Flitz ball. Its a lot less work than doing it all by hand.
Im not sure Id use it on the clutches, especially not the faces. Id think it would make your belt slip.
Im not sure Id use it on the clutches, especially not the faces. Id think it would make your belt slip.
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You shouldn't have any problems if you're just polishing the cover, but I wouldn't polish the faces of the sheaves either as Octane said.
Roost 'Er
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neverdull or mothers here... come out like a mirror when i done