BLUE-JOB® POWDER
Blue-Job® Chrome Polish has a unique nonabrasive, highly concentrated, powder formula.
Each jar contains 28 grams of ultra-concentrated, easy, fast, safe, non-toxic chrome polish powder. The product is environmentally safe, with a balanced neutral pH factor and will not harm skin.
Can be used by chemically sensitive people. Does not generate irritating fumes.
BLUE-JOB® WIPES
The 240mm x 110mm ultra soft Blue-Job® Pipe Wipes™ finishing cloth will never scratch, swirl or dull chrome. The micro thread design holds and separates polish to precisely finish precious chrome, gemstones, mirrors and fine crystal.
BLUE - JOB® Polish & Pipe Wipe Combo
Get the best of both worlds
Let me just highlight on a few things you can expect when using Blue-Job Chrome Polish.
Because Blue-Job comes as a powder, after you have polished your work, using it as a paste as described in the instructions, Blue-Job will revert back to a powder when it dries out. The powder will not stick like cement to the surface you have been cleaning. You can wipe away the excess with little effort.
Blue-Job has no abrasive properties. It doesn't matter how hard you polish or what action you use Blue-Job with not scratch. However, there are many surfaces that I have not tried Blu-Job on, so, it would be advisable to try Blue-Job on a non-conspicuous area if you are unsure. Especially softer materials like plastics etc.
A tip for new motorcycle buyers. When you get your new bike home, and before you take it for its first ride, use Blue-Job Chome Polish to remove all the factory oils and fingerprints from your chrome exhausts and headers. This will prevent the chrome from blueing as quickly. Oils heat up and burn into the chrome causing the blueing effect that makes a mess of your new chrome.
I would love to hear from you with any suggestions or questions you may have about Blue-Job Chrome Polish
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The video shows the use of a random orbital sander to polish the chrome. I have used this method, and also used a multi-tool, and they work great. You can, however, as intended, use the polish manually. This allows you to get into the tricky corners and you can leave the chrome parts on the bike. Just rap the polishing cloth around an ice-cream stick or similar and polish away. Your finger works well also.
