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Erase dullness, spots, and discoloration from aluminum, stainless steel, and chrome.
- Powers through oxidation, waters spots, and scuff marks
- Can be used on chrome and stainless steel
- Contains diminishing abrasives
- Step 1 in a multi-step metal restoration system
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Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Aluminum Compound is a strong aluminum prepolish that powers through oxidation and discoloration on aluminum to create a smooth, uniform finish. This is step one of a three part restoration process that results in a high impact, incredibly reflective shine on aluminum trailers, wheels, and more.
Aluminum can be a challenge to polish because you are not dealing with a coating that can easily be leveled. Instead you are removing imperfections from the aluminum itself. Aluminum and other bare metals require an intense abrasive polish to remove rust and stains. Complete restoration is a multi-step process and it all begins with Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Aluminum Compound.
Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Aluminum Compound is step one for severely oxidized or never before polished aluminum surfaces. This is an ammonia-based, abrasive polish designed to remove rust, water spots, and stains from weathered aluminum surfaces. This is the same aluminum polishing technology used by major aircraft manufacturers.
MetallWerk™ Aluminum Compound can also be used on chrome, copper, stainless steel, and magnesium. The diminishing abrasives quickly level surface rust and polish away spots and stains. You’re left with a clean, satin finish. To get the bright, reflective finish of new aluminum, use step two, Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Fine Aluminum Polish.
This is a strong polish! After using it, you may see some very light swirls. Step two Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Fine Aluminum Polish will eliminate these swirls and create a brilliant shine.
Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Aluminum Compound should be applied to motorcycle surfaces with a variable speed drill outfitted with a Lake Country Wool-Ball Polishing Ball. For polishing trailers, you can use a 7.5 or 8.5 inch pad on your polisher.
Warning! Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Aluminum Compound should not be used on anodized, plated, painted, or coated metals. (It can be used on chrome.)
Note: Restoring aluminum is a messy process. Depending on the severity of oxidation, you may produce a lot of black residue as you polish and go through more than one pad. Keep at least one additional pad or polishing ball on hand in case the one you’re using becomes too caked with residue. Fluffing the wool will help prolong its use before you need to switch to a clean one. Toss each used ball into a bucket of water and Cobra Quik Clenz Pad Cleaner to immediately start soaking.
Note: If you are polishing chrome or stainless steel, no black residue will appear. Discontinue polishing when the metal appears clean and bright.
Polishing Wheels:
Tape off the paint or plastic surrounding the area to be polished. For application to pipes and wheels, you can use the Lake Country Wool-Ball on your electric drill.
- Wipe a thin layer of Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Aluminum Compound on the desired surface.
- Polish at 3000 RPM until the defects are removed.
- Buff the area to remove any residue. Check your work. Repeat this process if necessary.
- Follow up with Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Fine Aluminum Polish to restore a brighter shine.
- The Lake Country Wool-Ball Polishing Ball can be washed in Cobra Quik Clenz Pad Cleaner.
16 oz. can
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