Evening All
I'm surprised that this topic hasn't really come up before in a big way, but I have recently received a recommendation, tried it and become a convert.
I have a dozen tubes of Solvol Autosol now looking for a good home.
I was recommended to try "Brilliant" - www.brilliant.biz and bought it at Stafford. I got the "three bottles for £15 deal".
One is for aluminium and stainless.
One is for chrome
One is for hot areas such as chrome exhaust pipes.
It is a liquid in a small metal bottle, use a drop on a clean rag, apply and allow to dry then polish off with a microfibre cloth and buff.
Easy on the elbow, a higher shine polish than I have ever been able to achieve with Solvol and it seems to be easier to maintain with just a buff over with a microfibre even after being out in the rain (yes, contrary to popular belief I do actually get my Vincent wet!).
I throughly recommend you try it and see what you think yourself.
I think they do one for bodywork too. Haven't tried it.
Of course, no link myself to the company or the product - just looking to pass on a tip.
Oh - for Arthur F. - this is the polish I was chatting about on Sunday.
Cheers all,
I'm surprised that this topic hasn't really come up before in a big way, but I have recently received a recommendation, tried it and become a convert.
I have a dozen tubes of Solvol Autosol now looking for a good home.
I was recommended to try "Brilliant" - www.brilliant.biz and bought it at Stafford. I got the "three bottles for £15 deal".
One is for aluminium and stainless.
One is for chrome
One is for hot areas such as chrome exhaust pipes.
It is a liquid in a small metal bottle, use a drop on a clean rag, apply and allow to dry then polish off with a microfibre cloth and buff.
Easy on the elbow, a higher shine polish than I have ever been able to achieve with Solvol and it seems to be easier to maintain with just a buff over with a microfibre even after being out in the rain (yes, contrary to popular belief I do actually get my Vincent wet!).
I throughly recommend you try it and see what you think yourself.
I think they do one for bodywork too. Haven't tried it.
Of course, no link myself to the company or the product - just looking to pass on a tip.
Oh - for Arthur F. - this is the polish I was chatting about on Sunday.
Cheers all,