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    Question Protecting Polished Aluminium

    Ok Ive just polished up a drivers side engine mount, but whats the best way to protect it now? Spray it with Lacquer or just wax from time to time to keep it from oxidizing?

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    Lacquer will probably flake off after a while once it has hardened , to keep it shiny with just a wax coating use some Belgom ALU wax this will clean the aluminnum and will then seal it.
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    BELGOM ALU is very good, but I have found Peek polish is very good and a lot cheaper,

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