Never use Neverdull> without reading the can first.
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Never use Neverdull> without reading the can first.
Iused"Neverdull" wadding chrome polish on a water spot on my new bikes muffler, it scrached it up. BEWARE
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Umm. NevR Dull isn't for water spots, its for tarnish and oxydation, etc.
After you use the NevR Dull to dissolve the crud, you need to wipe THAT off with a soft cloth.
My guess is the "circular scratches" were just the active ingredient in the NevR Dull. It dries to a haze, like car wax.
>>>Guess you didn't read the instructions on the can, huh?
http://www.properautocare.com/nevrdull.html
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After you use the NevR Dull to dissolve the crud, you need to wipe THAT off with a soft cloth.
My guess is the "circular scratches" were just the active ingredient in the NevR Dull. It dries to a haze, like car wax.
>>>Guess you didn't read the instructions on the can, huh?
http://www.properautocare.com/nevrdull.html
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Lion_Lady wrote:Umm. NevR Dull isn't for water spots, its for tarnish and oxydation, etc.
After you use the NevR Dull to dissolve the crud, you need to wipe THAT off with a soft cloth.
My guess is the "circular scratches" were just the active ingredient in the NevR Dull. It dries to a haze, like car wax.
>>>Guess you didn't read the instructions on the can, huh?
http://www.properautocare.com/nevrdull.html
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Duh, Sorry, I did read the instructions, & I didn't see where it specified that it was to be used only for tarnish & oxidation. BTW, what is a waterspot technically/scientifically speaking? & after a few years in the military, and 25 years in law enforcement I have used this product & similar ones on a few occasions to polish my brass.
Silly me, I understood it to be for chrome/metal polishing! Guess my dear ol dad was right, I really am a dumba**. But I feel you guessed wrong, the scratches are in the metal. And no, they didn't come from my brand new microfiber cloth. And neither would my old standby Turtle wax chrome polish buff them out,so I am fairly certain the scratches are in the chrome. Actually in all seriousness, my intentions were to help someone keep from scratching their bike. So it seems there are some who have used it to no ill effect, so they can keep on if they like. I was only sharing my experience. BTW it's nothing personal against the MFG, I recently started using their nanowax and I like it a lot.
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a waterspot is a mineral deposit. it's what's left behind after the actual water in the drop has evaporated. Best way to get rid of them is to dry the surface with a chamois after you wash the bike, not a blast of air.Philthy McNasty wrote:Lion_Lady wrote:Umm. NevR Dull isn't for water spots, its for tarnish and oxydation, etc.
Duh, Sorry, I did read the instructions, & I didn't see where it specified that it was to be used only for tarnish & oxidation. BTW, what is a waterspot technically/scientifically speaking?
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My apologies...
What it would seem happened is that those "pepper flakes" in the tin you bought were some sort of contaminant that should NOT have been in the NevrDull in the first place.
I grew up using NevrDull, and I don't remember there being anything but the slightly oily cottony stuff in the can.
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What it would seem happened is that those "pepper flakes" in the tin you bought were some sort of contaminant that should NOT have been in the NevrDull in the first place.
I grew up using NevrDull, and I don't remember there being anything but the slightly oily cottony stuff in the can.
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