Decorated "Low rider" Chrome - How would you polish this?

Detailing by M

Detailing by M

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At my mechanics they build low riders from the ground up.
In the shop they had this chrome laying around and I wondering how one
would polish this up?

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Oh yea, and there's a lot of it!
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Wow! Thats a lot of tiny spaces to to polish! Not sure is there a brush you can use to polish in the cracks and I would polish it by hand but thats just me.
 
I can't begin to imagine what that LS motor is going into. Very ornate and detailed engraving and plating. Wonder if the car will ever actually run? For cleaning it, seeing as it is plated maybe ONR and a soft brush perhaps?
 
Detailing by M said:
Really? Of course it will.


I think you misunderstood what I was implying. Most showcars with that type of detail rarely get driven, much less actually have the required components to run. There are plenty of vehicles that are built strictly for trophies that cannot run under thier own power.
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^^^^ Gotcha.
These guys drive the heck out of these cars, they arn't garge queens at all.
I think that's one of the rules when showing these lowriders too.
 
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