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Rear view mirrors

Yahoo Message Number: 1424
We have a 2000 Affinity and since owning it have had trouble trying to keep the rear view mirrors from looking dull. I believe they could be made of aluminum and can't be chromed. Does anyone out there have any suggestions other than spending $$$ to have them replaced. Thanks for all ideas, Jim Packard

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Yahoo Message Number: 1428
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to keep the rear view mirrors from looking dull. I believe they > could be made of aluminum and can't be chromed.
One of the guys at the CCI rally was using a product called Never Dull. He got it at WalMart. I just did our mirrors this morning and it is unbelievable the difference. It is pretty easy and not expensive. I would try that.

Linda

Intrigue 10678

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Yahoo Message Number: 1433
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Thanks for suggestion for rear view mirrors will try the
Walmart "stuff",

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Buzz Packard

Buzz

Your mirrors may have been made by VELVAC. Check your mirrors. They are wonderful people. Contact them at www.velvac.com or 1 800 788- 8871. Some early mirrors were non-anodized aluminum and will require constant attention. Later were chrome and your polish job will last much longer.

Never Dull is a metal polish embeded in a cotton material that makes it easy to use. You just tear some off and use it untill it turns black. Then throw that piece away. (solves the problem of finding and storing rags). The product is better known to boaters so if you don't find it try a boating or marine supply store. Let me know how things work out.

At the rally in Pery, GA, Alcoa was showing their new wheel rims that never need polishing. No, our old rims can't be coated because the new process is in the metal itself. Were we born too soon or what.

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Yahoo Message Number: 1434
The fellow next to us here in JC has a 1999 Affinity. Mirrors had dulled also, but he spent yesterday with some kind of polish and his rotary drill and a buffing pad and they look new today. I can find out what he used.
Jan McNeill

2001 Intrigue 11320

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Yahoo Message Number: 1435
Do you know when CC started using the new wheels from Alco?

Dick May

2002 Intrigue, #11438
Member: CCI, FMCA
Dick May
2002 Intrigue, #11438, towing a
2014 Jeep Gr Cherokee ecoDiesel

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Yahoo Message Number: 1438
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dulled also, but he spent yesterday with some kind of polish and

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rotary drill and a buffing pad and they look new today. I can find > out what he used.
I bet he was using Busch, my husband bought some at Perry. He has not used it yet. A CCI member sells it, Bob & Marilyn Weigel weigel@...
Linda

Intrigue 10678

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Yahoo Message Number: 1439
Thanks Jan that would be very helpful, here in Tucson had a fellow drop by while I was using elbow grease and working very hard on the mirrors and he said all that was wasted I needed a buffer...Buzz

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Yahoo Message Number: 1440
Thanks will look around for this product and see if it works, so far nothing really gets them to sparkle....Buzz