Thread: Tips on Keeping Parts Shiny
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Re: Tips on Keeping Parts Shiny
Move to Arizona. Seriously....bare polished aluminum stays shiny for years here, especially if kept indoors. I have bare sandblasted steel parts in my garage that have been sitting there for years with no rust forming on them.