Subject	Rouge has to be applied VIA a buff wheel at no less (pref'd
Posted by	Milo (San Antonio, TX.) on January 13, 2003 at 2:23 PM
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In Reply To	Do you use white rouge by itself? just rub on? (n/m) posted by 2-turbos on January 13, 2003 at 01:49 PM
Message	than 2500rpm. I use the Autosol as a rub on, work pretty good. The white rouge is wheen buff addition that works pretty well in that instance but not as a rub on. White rouge is very chalky and liquifies once it hits the wheel and melts to the buff. At that point you let the buff cool and the rouge to stick to the buff. About 20 minutes later you can take that buff and begin to buff out the item. A whole buff full of white rouge usually gets about 8sq inches in diameter, if I had to guess.
Follow Ups	What to use to keep my polished plenum shinny? - 2-turbos 13:07:42 01/13/03 Re: What to use to keep my polished plenum shinny? - Whisper 13:16:25 01/13/03 Autosol works really well, Also an white rouge will also - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 13:34:41 01/13/03 Do you use white rouge by itself? just rub on? (n/m) - 2-turbos 13:49:31 01/13/03 No.... - RezidentEvil 14:01:37 01/13/03 Rouge has to be applied VIA a buff wheel at no less (pref'd - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 14:23:34 01/13/03 Simichrome or other hi quality non-abrasive metal polish (n/m) - ///MO3N 15:46:01 01/13/03 Simichrome doesn't do well with the silica in the plenum - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 16:03:35 01/13/03 Coat it ... - markpearl91tt 18:36:39 01/13/03
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