How Do You Remove Rust From Chrome Engine Parts Without Damaging The Chrome?
Engine parts that have been chromed look beautiful when they are brand new or freshly polished, but they can get rusty and dingy very quickly, especially when installed in the oily, dirty confines of an engine bay. Fortunately, chrome parts are very easy to keep clean and looking new if you use the right approach to regularly cleaning and polishing them. If the chrome parts have pitting in them from rust, they must be rechromed. Clean the chrome parts thoroughly with a mild cleaning agent like Simple Green (or with warm water and soap) so that you don’t damage the chrome. Do not use an abrasive cleaner, which might harm the chrome finish. Dry the chrome thoroughly with a clean, lint-free towel. Clean the rusted areas of the chrome parts thoroughly with a high-quality cleaner like De-Solv-It chrome and stainless steel cleaner. Use a toothbrush or a small detailing brush to clean the nooks and crannies on the parts. Dry the chrome thoroughly with the lint-free towel. Remove persistent fl
