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Maybe you already know this one, but I used M80/8006/PC DA on the chrome bumpers of the firebird and it worked fantastic. I always end up with water spots from our horrible city water and this took them out fast and left an incredible shine. 
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Re: M80 for chrome
Just about an paint cleaner and even cleaner/polish when applied by machine will clean up the surface of chrome.
Our metal polishes contain protection ingredients so if possible after cleaning the chrome apply either NXT All Metal Polish or Mag & Aluminum Polish or even a quality wax.
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I love M80 on chrome!ScottComment
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What about chromed plastic?Al
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I was told by a reputable MOL'er that 105 is great stuff for that, just do a test spot first
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For some strange reason, I never thought about this. Thanks for the idea. I will have to try it. Thanks again.quality creates its own demandComment
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Mike, I usually wax the bumpers with whatever I'm using to do the car (NXT/Gold Class, etc.) as you mentioned. Are the metal polishes better at protecting chrome than the waxes?Huh....that didn't work.Comment
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